Product Design

Product design is the process of creating a new product or service or improving an existing one to fulfill user needs. While some steps may be conducted at earlier phases, the entire new product design process generally involves engineers, designers, industrial designers, product managers, and manufacturing engineers in the typical following sequence:

1. Define and research the user’s need
2. Ideation and concept selection
3. Feasibility and technology research

4. Design and prototyping iterations
5. Production, from one sample to mass-produced consumables
6. Market the product

7. Support the product on the market
8. End of life and recycling

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A persona card distills key demographic and behavioral attributes of a target customer segment into a concise reference format. Marketers and product teams rely on these cards to communicate user needs, pain points, motivations, and key purchase drivers in a structured manner. Personas encapsulate real or research-based user data, including lifestyle details, technology use patterns, and brand affinities, to paint a comprehensive picture of the intended audience.

Materialize your clients and users with persona cards
Materialize your clients and users with persona cards

This is particularly useful when introducing a new concept or targeting an unknown market, ie when the company has no reference to compare to.

Before initiating the product development, teams consult persona cards to inform decision-making at every stage, from feature prioritization, MVP, to messaging strategy. These references often draw from qualitative interviews and quantitative market research, ensuring an evidence-driven approach to user-centered design.

NEW Your Persona is now automatically positioned on a North America and European age/incomes statistical graph (see on the bottom). Unique!

I. Your Product

II. Core Identifying Information

(needed for the graph below)

III. Demographic Information

(needed for the graph below)

(needed for the graph below)

IV. Psychographic Information

V. Behavioral Information

VI. Product-Specific Information

ProductABC - Persona Card Passport

ProductABC

IDENTIFICATION

Name:

Archetype:

Quote:


DEMOGRAPHICS

Age:

Gender:

Location:

Occupation:

Income:

Education:

Family:

PSYCHOGRAPHICS

Goals & Motivations:

Frustrations & Pain Points:

Needs & Expectations:

Personality:

Values:

Interests:


BEHAVIORAL

Tech Savviness:

Preferred Devices:

OS Used:

Fav Apps:

Social Media:

Shopping Habits:

Info Sources:


PRODUCT INTERACTION

Scenario:

Key Tasks:
Brand Affinity:

Persona vs Income Percentiles by Age (USD)

Important: about the statistics of the graph

These values are aggregated averages, from various online public sources, provided here for indication only, ranging -depending on the country and the available numbers- from 2021 to 2023, and converted into US dollars at the rate of that year.

  • North America: takes USA and Canada into account
  • European region: takes Great-Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Spain into account

These values help to classify your Persona, but because of the various factors not included here (taxes, costs of living …) these values should not be used to compare one region to another.

A persona card distills key demographic and behavioral attributes of a target customer segment into a concise reference format. Marketers and product teams rely on these cards to communicate user needs, pain points, motivations, and key purchase drivers in a structured manner. Personas encapsulate real or research-based user data, including lifestyle details, technology use patterns, and brand affinities, to paint a comprehensive picture of the intended audience.

Materialize your clients and users with persona cards
Materialize your clients and users with persona cards

This is particularly useful when introducing a new concept or targeting an unknown market, ie when the company has no reference to compare to.

Before initiating the product development, teams consult persona cards to inform decision-making at every stage, from feature prioritization, MVP, to messaging strategy. These references often draw from qualitative interviews and quantitative market research, ensuring an evidence-driven approach to user-centered design.

NEW Your Persona is now automatically positioned on a North America and European age/incomes statistical graph (see on the bottom). Unique!

I. Your Product

II. Core Identifying Information

(needed for the graph below)

III. Demographic Information

(needed for the graph below)

(needed for the graph below)

IV. Psychographic Information

V. Behavioral Information

VI. Product-Specific Information

ProductABC - Persona Card Passport

ProductABC

IDENTIFICATION

Name:

Archetype:

Quote:


DEMOGRAPHICS

Age:

Gender:

Location:

Occupation:

Income:

Education:

Family:

PSYCHOGRAPHICS

Goals & Motivations:

Frustrations & Pain Points:

Needs & Expectations:

Personality:

Values:

Interests:


BEHAVIORAL

Tech Savviness:

Preferred Devices:

OS Used:

Fav Apps:

Social Media:

Shopping Habits:

Info Sources:


PRODUCT INTERACTION

Scenario:

Key Tasks:
Brand Affinity:

Persona vs Income Percentiles by Age (USD)

Important: about the statistics of the graph

These values are aggregated averages, from various online public sources, provided here for indication only, ranging -depending on the country and the available numbers- from 2021 to 2023, and converted into US dollars at the rate of that year.

  • North America: takes USA and Canada into account
  • European region: takes Great-Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Spain into account

These values help to classify your Persona, but because of the various factors not included here (taxes, costs of living …) these values should not be used to compare one region to another.

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