First-time visitor
Maya profile
“What's this place about?”
Understand the offer, who it serves and its core value; investigate a relevant safe next step when one can clarify the offer or journey.
- Explores first
- Needs orientation
- Looks for value
The Paneless persona library
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Different goals change what a simulated user looks for, reads and questions. Explore the behavioral perspectives behind your study.
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Impatient mobile user
Leo profile
“I've got a minute.”
Get essential information or reach the likely next action quickly on a mobile viewport.
- Skims quickly
- Low patience
- Mobile-first
Non-technical customer
Ingrid profile
“Tell me in plain language.”
Understand the offer and what to do without specialist vocabulary or assumed technical knowledge.
- Reads carefully
- Avoids jargon
- Needs clear steps
Accessibility-conscious user
Asha profile
“A clear path makes a difference.”
Navigate and understand the site through clear labels, readable presentation and predictable structure.
- Checks labels
- Follows structure
- Seeks clarity
Returning power user
Felix profile
“Let's get straight to it.”
Reach observed substantive or advanced functionality or content efficiently with minimal orientation.
- Knows the basics
- Task-focused
- Values efficiency
Comparison-focused evaluator
Noor profile
“How does this compare?”
Compare relevant plans, options or features and understand meaningful differences before choosing.
- Weighs options
- Reads details
- Compares features
Trust-sensitive evaluator
Ruth profile
“Give me a reason to trust you.”
Decide whether it feels safe and credible to take the next meaningful commitment step.
- Checks credibility
- Seeks reassurance
- Cautious to commit
Second-language visitor
Mateo profile
“Simple words go a long way.”
Understand the product and complete the relevant goal despite limited fluency in the site language.
- Reads deliberately
- Uses context
- Prefers plain words