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LUMA-Storyboarding

Storyboarding clarifies ideas. It presents a concept as a sequence of events, much like a comic. This shows how a user interacts with your solution. It makes the concept real and creates a shared understanding. No artistic talent is needed; stick figures work great.

Duration
2 hours
Group Size
2-5
Category
Luma
Difficulty
Easy
Participants will:

  • Show ideas in action.

  • Tell user stories visually.

  • Make concepts tangible.

  • Build a shared vision.

  • Identify problems early.

  • Communicate clearly.

Participants will produce:

  • A visual story of a concept or experience.

  • Communicated ideas through narrative.

  • Aligned understanding of a user journey.

Simple drawings work best. Focus on the story's message, not the art. Showing emotions will make the story relatable and real.

  1. Define your scenario.

  2. Identify key moments.

  3. Plan 6-8 frames.

  4. Sketch each scene.

  5. Show user actions.

  6. Include user emotions.

  7. Add brief captions.

  8. Review the flow.

  9. Refine and share.

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For Facilitators

  • Review participant profiles and expectations
  • Prepare all materials and supplies
  • Test technology and room setup

For Participants

  • Complete pre-session survey
  • Review background materials
  • Prepare examples or case studies

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  • Storyboard templates

  • Drawing supplies

  • Sticky notes

  • Reference images

  • Space to display work

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  • Facilitator Guide (PDF)
  • Participant Workbook Template
  • Presentation Slides
  • Printable Materials

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