Kishor - I think it comes down to the question, 'Who are these
personas for?' If you will be the only one who will be looking at
them I say 'skip it.'
However, if there is a development team involved, or other
stakeholders who could benefit from having them at hand it might make
sense to build
You have living personas! Spend your time with them rather than
developing write-ups representing them.
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Hi Kishor,
You may well be in one of the rare situations where personas would
not add especial value. They might instead add overhead to a
collaborative, user-centered process where you can frequently
interact with your actual users.
Slide 59 of the presentation I authored with Steve Calde, "De
Hi everyone,
Persona represents a user group, helps to understand who the users
are, their behavior, etc.
No my question here is if Ive a large set of audience or target user
group then making a persona make sense to me,
But what if Ive very limited users say 8-10 and Ive access to users
all
