![]() ![]() It encourages you to keep your personas concise, to focus on what really matters and to leave out the rest. The two sample personas above use my simple yet effective persona template. We could then create at two personas, one to represent the children, and one for the parents, as shown below. Say we want to create a game for children, which is fun to play and which educates the kids about music and dancing. They are fictional characters that have a name and picture relevant characteristics such as a role, activities, behaviours, and attitudes and a goal, which is the problem that has to be addressed or the benefit that should be provided. Personas offer a great way to capture the users and the customers with their needs. If you don’t know who the users are and what problem we want to solve then it’s impossible to write the right stories and you end up with a long wish list rather than a description of the relevant product functionality. After all, user stories want to tell a story about the users using the product. ![]() The first step towards writing the right user stories is to understand your target users and customers. But how do we discover the right stories? When should they be written and how detailed should they be? Read this post to find out my answers to these questions. User stories are a powerful technique to capture the product functionality from the perspective of a user or customer.
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