That is like me saying their should be more mexican people on the list. I
wouldn't say that.
Which brings me this mental model book I am reading where the author is a
woman. All of her second person references are 'she'. After reading enough
to draw a conclusion I'm not sure me and 'her' are feeling the same when we
stroll through a grocery store or go to see a movie. Although she does pin
the possible traits of the women I've known in my day it seems like she is
designing for women only. How do you people address the gender difference
during your user research? Seems like a woman observing a man and a man
observing a woman would have completely different takes on their findings.
How is this planned for, is their a name for it?
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