Minor Project
05.04.2023 - 05.07.2023 (Week 1 - Week 14)
Abigail Kartika Darmowinoto / 0350525 / Bachelor of Design in Creative Media
Minor Project / Taylor's University
Minor Project
LECTURES
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This week, Mr. Mike gave us a supplementary video on learning about User Persona.
HOW TO CREATE A USER PERSONA - CAREERFOUNDRY
In the video, Cicely Rose explained that
- User Persona is a fictional but realistic portrayal of a target user for your product.
- Each Persona represents a group of users.
Example:
Why User Persona is important?
- to understand your target user which help define the problem statement.
User persona is not important, it's crucial!
Persona helps with:
- Reference
- Strategizing
- Making smart design decision
- To know who's the ideal users
- To know the users' behaviors & patterns
- Users' need and goal
- Users' issue & pain points.
- It's used to communicate findings, knowing details, defining statements.
- It has to be presented clearly, in an understandable way, not just design.
How?
Research - present real human users, thus need sufficient quantitative and qualitative data, which later be created on single personas (always focus on major needs). Focus on 1 target group & 1 significant pain points.
1. Docs
2. Header - fictional name and image
3. Quote that summarize what matter most of the user & the product
2. Header - fictional name and image
3. Quote that summarize what matter most of the user & the product
Example:
4. Create the demographic (use research) - divided into 4 main sections;
- personal background
- age, gender, education, persona group, family status
- professional background
- professional occupation
- income
- work experience
- user environment
- physical, social, technological context
- example: what technological device they have access to? spend most of their time at corporate office or home?
- psychographic
- user attitudes, interest, motivations, pain points
Then, define the end goals:
Add scenario, define, when where how
write on persona's pov.
Example:
Note: always understand the context of the product your designing.
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