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Steve Portigal is going after the hypocritical use of personas (”the Big Lie”) in the article he wrote for Interactions Magazine:“Personas are misused to maintain a “safe” distance from the people we design for, manifesting contempt over understanding, and creating the facade of user-centeredness while merely reinforcing who we want to be designing for and selling to.” You can request a copy of the article by contacting Steve at steve at portigal dot com and telling him your name, title and organisation. |
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14 January 2008
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