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How we use personas to build empathy for different types of users

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Date Published
Author
Katherine Okpara
Word Count
281
Company Posts That Month
25
Language
English
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Summary

GitLab has integrated personas into its design process, building on previous discussions about their significance and creation through UX research, to enhance product design and user empathy. The initiative includes updates such as using gender-neutral names, job descriptions, and the "Jobs-to-be-done" framework to make personas more inclusive and informative. These changes aim to offer a realistic representation of user needs, helping teams understand their target audience and facilitating cross-departmental communication. Recent research findings offer insights into roles like Product Manager, Development Team Lead, DevOps Engineer, Software Developer, Systems Administrator, and Security Analyst, with further details available in GitLab's handbook. Future posts will explore the findings, limitations, and opportunities associated with each persona.

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