These persona templates were designed during my time as a Senior UX Designer at dunnhumby. I collaborated closely with the UX Researcher to examine and collate user research data, then designed the templates to use as posters in the user research lab.
The goal was to create highly visual, accessible persona artefacts that could live on the walls of the research lab — keeping user context front of mind for anyone walking through, and giving the product team a constant, tangible reminder of who they were designing for.
dunnhumby had a wealth of user research data, but it was largely locked away in documents and reports that the broader product and design team didn't engage with day-to-day. There was no visual, accessible representation of the user in the physical workspace.
The research lab needed artefacts that could make user personas feel real, human, and memorable — not just another slide deck to scroll past.
The finished persona posters were printed and displayed in the dunnhumby user research lab, giving the team a constant, visible reminder of the real people they were designing for. The templates became reusable assets that could be updated as new research emerged.