User journey illustration

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- A picture of the persona the journey relates to - A title summarising the journey e.g “Faster uploading with new CMS” - A series of steps in short, concise text - An illustration of what’s happening in the step (if deemed necessary) And then per step: - The device used - Changes to the current journey (if future state) - Benefits to the user and/or business - Any functionality being demonstrated