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January 18, 2011
Pragmatic Personas
"Knowing who will use your software is important to the software development process. Having the end user in mind helps you develop features that fit the user's needs. And, figuring out your end user, as Jeff Patton reveals, is indeed easy. In this column, Jeff details stereotypes to avoid, questions to ask, and how to implement this pragmatic persona in your development process." (Jeff Patton ~ StickyMinds)
Posted by PJB at January 18, 2011 11:38 AM