This document discusses user research methods and techniques for defining product requirements, including personas, scenarios, use cases, hierarchical task analysis, and requirements definition. It explains that personas are composite profiles of typical users based on research, scenarios are stories of how personas interact with a product, use cases describe how personas accomplish tasks, and hierarchical task analysis breaks tasks down into sub-tasks. The goal of these techniques is to design products that meet the specific needs of users based on research.
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10. Surveys Interviews Focus groups Ethnography
User Research
Data Analysis
Personas Scenarios Use Cases HTA
Requirements Definition
11. USE CASE
Step-by-step description of how
a persona would accomplish a
typical task, including system
responses.
12. USE CASE: DOWNLOAD
COURSE SYLLABUS
Brenda types in URL
System displays login page
Brenda enters user name & password
System displays list of courses
Brenda clicks course link
System displays course home page
Brenda searches for syllabus, clicks syllabus
System asks: Open or Save?
Brenda clicks Save
System asks Where?
Brenda selects destination folder; clicks OK
System initiates download
13. Surveys Interviews Focus groups Ethnography
User Research
Data Analysis
Personas Scenarios Use Cases HTA
Requirements Definition