When designing the persona in the first place

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GIG Jindo: In the content area, I was in charge of everything from keyword design. Also, we didn't just produce the project proposal that we received, but rather thought about how we could bring out the uniqueness of Timey as we proceeded with it.What did you think about the content production? Saito: We have also received feedback such as ``We want to bring out more of the Timey-ness,'' but what exactly is the Timey-likeness? I think that kind of thing was difficult for GIG. However, I feel that GIG was able to move forward as a partner, rather than as a client and vendor. In fact, Mr. Jindo even appeared in the article (lol).

I believe that we were able to have a good discussion because we worked with such a sense of ownership. Timey Mr. SaitoTimey Mr. Saito Kanda: Broadly speaking, there are personas with different attributes: those who already use Timey and those who don't even Phone Number List know about Gig Work, and we needed to handle both personas within the same site. Therefore, a site that properly controls its content and site structure, such as using different tags and adjusting the granularity of categorization, is important for two conflicting personas who do not follow the same route.






I'm glad it turned out that way. Ishibashi:  we were also struggling with where to focus on a wide range of user groups, so we were really grateful that you were able to come up with the idea together. Kanda: Another thing that impressed me was the eye catch. At that time, the name was Gig Lab, not Timey Lab, but instead of putting the logo on the eye catcher, they used the Gig Lab's dakuten mark as a decoration. Although it was a very simple method, it expressed the uniqueness of the site, and I thought it was an advanced technique. I thought it was the best way to do it, and the design team was excited about it.