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UXDers often rely on personas to build a more complete understanding of the types of users that will interact with the applications they are working on. Writing the stories for those personas used to be hard for me until I started using other stories as inspiration for them. This is a completely unscientific, highly incomplete look at some of the personality types you find in communities, online and off. Think about how these and other stories might be used as the basis for your persona development. This was a 5-minute lightning talk for Webstock Mini (http://www.webstock.org.nz/birthday.html) and updated to a 10-minute talk for UX Australia 2009 (http://www.uxaustralia.com.au/conference-2009/10-minute-talks).
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acidlabsStephen CollinsWho are the people
in your neighborhood?
I used tohate personas
Then I realised they werejust stories
I’m anEnglish Lit major
I’m into movies...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/lanuiop/2565966351/
… and comics
http://www.flickr.com/photos/roscoe/2598303289/
… and science fiction
http://www.flickr.com/photos/redneck/186228784/
… and weird stuffon TV
Why not use the stories I love to invent personas?
Let’s have some fun!
WTF?
The leader
The friend
The enthusiast
The odd but nice one
The one-topic guy
The odd couple
The grumbler
The newbie
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So...
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Stephen “trib” Collins
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