User Persona for Social Media Platform
In this Design Brief, I created user personas for a fictional social media platform Buzzly.
The research was conducted through interviews and surveys.
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Hello Ksenia,
great job on these personas! They’re clear, structured, and easy to read. I like how you represented both creators and followers — it really reflects the platform’s audience. The goals, motivations, and frustrations feel concrete and actionable, especially points like confusion with monetization and struggles with features. Overall, this is a strong and user-centered piece of work. Well done!
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