Inclusive Personas: Everyday Stories. Identifying User Needs

Date & Time

Thursday, March 21, 2024 - 9:20 AM PDT  

Location

Platinum 8  

Description

User Stories are no longer just for UX Designers or Product Managers. User stories using inclusive user personas can also help:

• dentify learning needs for trainers/teachers,
• define participant requirements for conferences,
• uncover targeted messaging for marketing,
• outline QA testing requirements,
• and much more.

This session will explore how to build inclusive personas based on diverse user needs and how to write dynamic user stories that meet these needs. Learn practical strategies for expanding the utility of user stories beyond development. Join us to discover the power of inclusive personas in shaping more accessible and user-centric experiences for all.

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Audience

• Higher Education
• Information & Communications Technology
• Marketing
• Employment & Human Resources

Audience Level

Beginning  

Session Summary (Abstract)

Explore how inclusive user personas and dynamic user stories go beyond UX and development. Learn to identify diverse user needs and craft stories that enhance accessibility and user-centric design in training, marketing, and much more.  

Primary Topic

Design  

Secondary Topics

• Development
• Digital Accessibility
• Research

 

Session Type

Exhibitor Track  

Presenter

• Sarah Schaidt
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