Use Case Personas

Personas for your non-customers – the Edge, the Refuse, and Unknown non-customers

By / October 4, 2022

Personas can be a force multiplier in reaching your three categories of non-customers – the Edge Non-customers, the Refuse Non-customers, and Unknown Non-customers. Algorithmically-Generated Personas are great for humanized representation of your existing customers presented in understandable chunks of information. These data-driven personas are great for team communication while creating content and designing systems, along …

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How does varying the number of personas affect user perceptions and behavior? Challenging the ‘small personas’ hypothesis!

By / August 29, 2022

Studies in human-computer interaction recommend creating fewer than ten personas based on stakeholders’ limitations to cognitively process and use personas. However, no existing studies offer empirical support for having fewer rather than more personas. Investigating this matter, thirty-seven participants interacted with five and fifteen personas using an interactive persona system, choosing one persona to design …

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Use Cases for Interactive Persona Analytics Systems

By / March 18, 2021

The APG Team at the Qatar Computing Research Institute (QCRI) has engaged in a multi-year research effort developing a state-of-the-art personas analytics system and associated techniques. The data-driven personas are algorithmically created from user behavioral and demographic data and function as interactive interfaces to the persona system and user data. We have shown in peer …

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Use Case Personas

By / March 18, 2021

The following is a post from the APG Team’s summer 2020 intern, Jaad Mohammed. ——– When using personas, the stakeholders of a project can feel empathy for the end-user. Ordinary market or user research data, as cold hard numbers [1], might lead you to narrow conclusions that could have many broad or even different meanings. …

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