Find the gaps — the steps where visitors drop — and name the fix per gap, so the journey stops leaking buyers at the seams between steps.
Audit the journey from ad click to trial signup.
The audit found the biggest drop — 38% from landing page to signup form — and named the fix: move role and team size to post-trial. The fix shipped in a week and the drop closed to 14%. The audit earned the fix because it named the gap and the fix, not just the steps.
A user journey map template for gap analysis is the audit that finds where the journey leaks. It fixes the shape — the steps, the drop, the reason, the fix — so the audit reads as a fix list, not a diagram. A journey map that shows the steps without the drops is a map that gets admired; a map that names the gaps and the fixes is a map that gets acted on.
A reusable audit shape for the user journey — the steps, the drop, the reason, the fix — that a team can act on. The template fixes the shape so the map reads as a fix list, not a diagram.
A journey map shows the steps; a gap analysis shows where visitors drop between them. The map is for the design; the gap analysis is for the fix. The gap is the part that earns the audit, because a map without the gaps is a map that gets admired, not acted on.
The friction between steps — the form that asks too much, the page that does not match the ad, the CTA that does not match the intent. The friction is the part that drops the visitor; the audit names it and the fix, which is what turns a map into a fix list.
One per gap, specific enough to ship. "Shorten the form" is a fix; "improve the form" is not. The fix is the part that earns the audit, because a gap without a fix is a gap that stays. The audit names the fix so the team can ship it.
The agent reads your analytics and the journey steps, drafts the drop rate and the reason per step, and names the fix per gap. It pairs with the landing page friction audit and the form abandonment analysis templates.
The journey from first touch to activation.
From analytics, per step.
Agent names the friction per drop.
One fix per gap, specific enough to ship.
Names the gaps, not just the steps
Fix per gap, specific enough to ship
Ranks gaps by drop rate, not by guess
Pairs with the friction audit and form abandonment templates
A map that shows the steps with the drop rate per step, the reason per drop, and the fix per gap — the shape a team can act on. The map names the gaps, not just the steps, which is why it gets acted on instead of admired.
Pull the drop rate per step from analytics, name the friction per drop, and rank the gaps by drop rate. The gap is the part that earns the audit, because a map without the gaps is a map that gets admired, not acted on.
One per gap, specific enough to ship. "Shorten the form" is a fix; "improve the form" is not. The fix is the part that earns the audit, because a gap without a fix is a gap that stays.
After any journey change and quarterly as a baseline. The journey leaks at the seams — between steps, after a redesign — so the audit is the way to find the new leak before it costs a quarter.