UX Workflow - Proto-Persona Cards

Hey UXers: discover the powerful formula to research your Users in no time! In Agile and Lean days Proto-Persona cards are the first step and the starting point of users research in order to define and capture User hypotheses. With this simple but effective system, you can keep Stakeholders and rest of the team focused on the same page, boosting the production process , avoiding back and forths and generating multiple long term benefits. This professional UX template will allow you to continue with the rest of the workflow process focused in the essence and avoiding random work, but in some projects creating full Persona Document is not always feasible or desirable, whether for time or resources. With this Proto-Persona Card template, you can define and validate User hypotheses in no time and develop user-centred design projects. The design is based on modern visual standards using emojis to better explain the user emotional pain points, skills and moodsliders, tags and icons to ensure that info is easy to scan and understand for rest of the team . and is ready to be edited and used in a matter of minutes, in a print or web format. It's easy to modify, edit texts, colors, combine icons, change graphs, move or remove elements, play with textures and use your own photos to get a perfect customisation. FEATURES: - Original Emojis included - Linear graph set included with all percentages - Well organized in layers and named properly - Simple to customize with basic skills - Ready for online, print and multimedia projects - 100% fully resizable vector files - 100% made with free resources - Info file with links included FORMATS: - Illustrator CS5 or more - EPS10 Compatible file - PDF vector compatible - Sizes: DIN A6 and US 4x6 - 4 color schemes: Red-Yellow, Green-Black, Blues, Black-White Use Proto-Persona Cards and take your UX process to another level! And don't forget to combine this design with my other related themes. - - - RELATED ITEMS: - Persona Document Volume 01 - Persona Document Volume 02 - UX Collection