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Voicebot and Chatbot Design

You're reading from   Voicebot and Chatbot Design Flexible conversational interfaces with Amazon Alexa, Google Home, and Facebook Messenger

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2018
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781789139624
Length 296 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Rachel Batish Rachel Batish
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Preface 1. Conversational UI is our Future FREE CHAPTER 2. How Not to Build Your Next Chat and Voicebots 3. Building a Killer Conversational App 4. Designing for Amazon Alexa and Google Home 5. Designing a Facebook Messenger Chatbot 6. Contextual Design – Can We Make a Bot Feel More Human? 7. Building Personalities – Your Bot Can Be a Better Human 8. A View into Vertical-Specific Bots – Financial Institutions 9. Travel and E-Commerce Bots – Use Cases and Implementation 10. Conversational Design Project – A Step-By-Step Guide 11. Summary Other Book You May Enjoy Index

Define your use cases – not too little and not too much

Many businesses struggle to identify the use cases where a bot can replace a human interaction. This is usually a result of the relatively poor experiences that today's bots provide.

Poor automated experience is a consequence of either:

  • The "too little" scenario, where a bot offers very little and therefore has no value for the end user
  • The "too much" scenario, where a bot sets high hopes for what it can do, but then fails to meet those expectations

In both cases, the bot is unsuccessful in fulfilling its purpose. Due to technology limitations, or bad design, it has failed to offer a fast and scalable service to the customer and failed to reduce the business' costs. Finding the minimum viable product (MVP) is crucial for the success of any chat/voice application, but be aware of "burning" users by offering a limited product that does not provide value. You can start with simpler types...

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