Absolutely too many personas or user groups. It makes management more
complicated in many ways. I would hav max 5.
You need of course some basic major user roles (Administrator,
Breeder (service provider), Owner (Service buyer), Vet (Expert,
service provider) etc.. Each group has their own access
primarily an aesthetic issue, it%u2019s a usability
issue.
Ari Tenhunen
www.nemeo.fi
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Welcome to the
This is interesting topic. And the point of view adopted by your
organization as a preferred one seems to define the shape of the
organization. So this is not just an academic question to you.
UX is a wider concept and involves things like content, aesthetics
and such in addition to usability. I t
Good question
Maybe there is not one and only correct answer to this question. I
think the main thing is maintaining the consistency of the methods.
Similar operations should always look and feel the same to the user
so that he can utilize his prior experience and knowledge.
You can introduce ne
