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Persona is an email client designed to change the perception and experience of email by focusing on people, conversations between them, and the knowledge shared in emails. It takes inspiration from insights like email being a connector among people and outdated metaphors, and focuses on people, conversations, and attachments through three different views. The prototype emphasizes sociality, adaptability, and a visual approach to shared content and information.

Persona
Designed to change the perception and experience of sending and
receiving emails by focusing on People, the Conversations between
them and the Knowledge shared in emails today.

Philosophy - Process - Delivery
Thursday, May 31, 12

Email clients today
Thursday, May 31, 12

Total work area

Legacy
elements
-
The Desktop
metaphor

People
Organizations Content, data,
Ads,Group mail etc Conversations

Aspects of mail
Thursday, May 31, 12

“What are the core elements of an email client that
make it meaningful to use?”

“What must be the level of personalization or
customization in a software?”

“Can we leave the “Inbox” model aside?”

Getting Inspired-Critical Inquiry
Thursday, May 31, 12

Getting Inspired - Speaking to people
Thursday, May 31, 12

Insights
Email as a connector among people

Feature monsters - Power users vs Regular users

Outdated metaphors for mental models - Legacy elements

Quick mailing / messaging - Snippets of conversation

Finding an attachment - Exchange of data

Emails are a flow, organization is automatic

Thursday, May 31, 12

Our work :
Meaningful distillation of
content and information

Clients today

Data , content in mail

Thursday, May 31, 12

Total work area

People
(Family, friends
etc)

Conversations
Content
Data

The focus of email - Making it personal
Thursday, May 31, 12

sketching... a lot
Sketches - Wireframes - Visualizing flow
Thursday, May 31, 12

Wireframes - Visualizing flow
Thursday, May 31, 12

Our focus
The People

Conversations among people

Media shared among people

Thursday, May 31, 12

Three views
People

Conversations

Attachments

Thursday, May 31, 12

... to Pixel detail
Thursday, May 31, 12

Storytelling and Communication
Video - https://vimeo.com/25588286
Thursday, May 31, 12

Sociality
Using mental models from IM prevalent in social media platforms
Thursday, May 31, 12

Adaptability
Different faces to information consumption - Choose your view
Thursday, May 31, 12

Visual approach
To presentation of content - especially with respect to data/info shared
Thursday, May 31, 12

Experience prototype - Actionscript
Thursday, May 31, 12

Attention /Critical reception
Where will this lead to?
Thursday, May 31, 12

We are working on it !
Watch out for www.personamail.info
Thursday, May 31, 12

Primary
User research, Brainstorming for ideas

Sketching, concepts, wireframes

Communication through Visual Story-telling

Pixel detail (Photoshop, Illustrator)

Secondary
Visual design

Prototyping (Actionscript)

My contribution in a team of 3
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