- Social and demographic attributes
- Needs, desires, motivations, goals
- Consumer habits and behaviors
- Expertise
- Cultural background
- Must do, must never
- Customer experience goals
Showing posts with label motivation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label motivation. Show all posts
Friday, October 24, 2014
Day 70 - 7 Persona Characteristics
A persona is a way to model, summarize, and communicate research about customers. The fictional character in a persona is depicted as a specific person but synthesized from observing many customers. Building a persona? It should have these 7 characteristics:
Labels:
cultural background,
demographic,
motivation,
persona,
user goals
Saturday, August 30, 2014
Day 53 - Maslow's Heirarchy - Designing for Motivation
Maslow's heirarchy of needs is a theory in psychology about human motivations.
The motivations are often portrayed with the most fundamental needs at the bottom of a pyramid and the self-actualization needs at the top.
Psychological needs - basic human needs like breathing, food, water, sex, excretion..
Safety needs - personal security, safety, health, order, shelter..
Love and belonging - social interactions, relationships, friends, family, community..
Esteem - recognition, status, prestige..
Self-actualization - peace, knowledge, self-fulfillment, personal growth..
As an exercise, think of any product or service and where you would place it on the pyramid diagram.
Here's a small list to get you started.
Health and fitness apps, blood pressure apps, games, the iPhone, Google Docs, wikipedia, a Prius, a Tesla, Chase Bank, Geico auto insurance, AirBnb, Match.com, Bayer aspirin, cotton candy...
The motivations are often portrayed with the most fundamental needs at the bottom of a pyramid and the self-actualization needs at the top.
Psychological needs - basic human needs like breathing, food, water, sex, excretion..
Safety needs - personal security, safety, health, order, shelter..
Love and belonging - social interactions, relationships, friends, family, community..
Esteem - recognition, status, prestige..
Self-actualization - peace, knowledge, self-fulfillment, personal growth..
As an exercise, think of any product or service and where you would place it on the pyramid diagram.
Here's a small list to get you started.
Health and fitness apps, blood pressure apps, games, the iPhone, Google Docs, wikipedia, a Prius, a Tesla, Chase Bank, Geico auto insurance, AirBnb, Match.com, Bayer aspirin, cotton candy...
Labels:
behavior,
Maslow's Heirarchy of Needs,
motivation,
psychology
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