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Foundations of Intentional CX

What CX Really Is (and Isn't)

The Psychology of Perception and Expectations

The Three Pillars: Clarity, Consistency, and Trust

Clarity: Eliminating Customer Confusion

Consistency: Building Trust Through Predictability

Responsiveness: Keeping Promises and Closing Loops

Identifying and Fixing CX Breakdowns

Mapping the Journey for Friction

How Internal Decisions Shape External Reality

Strategic CX for Growth

Building a CX-First Mindset Across the Team

Measuring What Matters: Beyond NPS

Knowledge Checks and Feedback

Quiz: Defining CX & Perception

Quiz: Clarity & Consistency

Quiz: Identifying Friction

Quiz: Systems & Decisions

Quiz: Strategic CX Alignment

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Foundations of Intentional Customer Experience Design is a practical, strategy-first course that shows you how to design customer experiences on purpose—not by accident. If you’ve ever wondered why good products still lose customers, or why one delightful interaction can’t overcome inconsistent service, this course connects the dots. You’ll learn to see CX as the totality of systems, decisions, and behaviors that shape perception over time—far beyond support or “being nice.” We’ll translate psychology into practice: expectation management, cognitive load, and the Peak-End Rule, so you can reduce friction and build trust at every step of the journey. You’ll master the three pillars—Clarity, Consistency, and Responsiveness—to create experiences that are easy to understand, reliably delivered, and confidently resolved when issues arise. Through journey mapping, ghost shopping, and consistency audits, you’ll identify high-impact moments of truth and fix the hidden gaps between teams and tools. Finally, you’ll align your organization around CX with governance, rituals, and metrics that matter (beyond NPS), leveraging CES, retention, and LTV to predict and prevent churn. Whether you lead a startup, scale-up, or mature team, you’ll walk away with actionable frameworks, templates, and protocols to turn customer-centricity into your competitive advantage.

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            <p>Every time a customer interacts with your business—whether they are reading an automated email, navigating your checkout page, or waiting for a support response—they are forming an opinion that has nothing to do with how "nice" your team is. For founders and team leads, Customer Experience (CX) isn't just a department; it’s the cumulative result of every system, policy, and internal decision you’ve ever made. This course is designed to help you move past the misconception that CX is merely reactive problem-solving or a synonym for customer support. Instead, we are going to treat it as a strategic lever for growth, focusing on how to intentionally design interactions that build long-term trust and eliminate the "invisible" friction that quietly kills retention.</p>

<p>Throughout these modules, we will dive deep into the psychology of perception, exploring why the gap between what you promise and what you deliver is the biggest threat to your brand. You will learn to master the three pillars of a world-class experience: Clarity, Consistency, and Trust. We won't just talk theory; we will get into the weeds of journey mapping to find where your internal silos are creating external headaches for your users. Whether you are a marketer looking to improve conversion or an operator trying to scale without losing quality, you will walk away with a practical framework for measuring what actually matters—moving beyond vanity metrics to focus on reducing customer effort and maximizing lifetime value.</p>
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