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		<title>The Next Frontier for User-Centered Design: Making User Representations More Usable</title>
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		<description>Personas are detailed descriptions of imaginary people constructed out of well-understood, highly specified data about real people. We believe that when you use data to create personas, and use personas in a thoughtful way during the product development process, you will: increase your product&apos;s usability, utility, and general appeal; streamline your team&apos;s processes and improve your colleagues&apos; abilities to work together; enable your company to make business decisions that help both your company and your customers; improve your company&apos;s bottom line.</description>
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