Developing personas

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Is
your website or intranet organized and designed for your audiences to
achieve the results that they want and you need?

Prescient's
Catherine
Elder
highlights some of the common audience challenges on a
website or intranet:

  1. Senior
    staff want something to go on the home page, and then something else
    and something else and so on


2. Users complain that
they can

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6 Comments

  1. Anonymous

    A persona typically includes a fictional name and characteristics that are consistent with one of the main user groups you have identified.By analyzing what you learned about your users from user research, including:
    * Contextual Interviews
    * Individual Interviews
    * Surveys (Online)
    * Focus Groups
    * Usability Testing
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  2. Anonymous

    A nice photo or characature can work well too.

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  3. Anonymous

    I am no web designer, but it is good for a site to have a site map and search bar. That would help users to find stuffs.
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  4. Anonymous

    true how it could be so irritating and frustrating for a user when everything is just so hard to find when you're looking for something.
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  5. Anonymous

    nice post not to mention how interesting it is really. But its a craft that needs time and efforts to master..
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  6. Jason Rhoads

    Easiest way to design a homepage is to take an employee based survey of the most frequently used applications. Take the top 5 or 10 and use those. Homepage design isn’t something that one person should be taking on alone. A cooperative team is a god send.