Once graphing and reviewing our newly obtained data in conjunction with our initial data, my team and I began to create three types of deliverables those being two personas, one journey map, and one storyboard. Development of our journey map and storyboard occurred after the creation of our two personas, Jennie Kim and Noah Schnapp. When creating Jennie Kim and Noah Schnapp, we pulled their attributes directly from our Google Form responses. My team and I found that majority of our respondents were third and fourth-year undergraduate students who live off campus, leading to those attributes being given to persona Noah Schnapp. We then found our next largest group was new students to the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, which were primarily freshmen who live in residential halls on campus, leading to our persona Jennie Kim gaining similar attributes. After the creation of our personas, my team and I then began the development of our journey map and storyboard, with our journey map taking on the current state of what using a navigational application on the market is like, and our storyboard taking on a future state, showing what the creation of Ma(i)ze could offer to students traversing the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor's campus.