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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

Defining the stakeholders


This, of course, may change from one organization to another, but, in general, a successful bot is the result of the joint efforts of:

  1. Business and marketing – setting the goals

  2. IT and R&D – technical implementation

  3. UI/UX and creative – design implementation

Each department has its functionality and an impact on the success of the bot. In many cases, some of these stakeholders are overlooked and the work is left just for the technical team. However, remember, building a conversational solution is not only a technical task – it's a business, marketing, UI, UX, and creative task. In some cases, the initiative will come from the business/marketing side and in some cases from the R&D/IT teams.

You can use the following chart as a tool to fill in the names of the relevant people for your project. In some cases, you might need to use the help of an external resource, if you don't have some of these functions in your organization.

This group of people will continue to...

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