User Persona Mapping Technique for Human Interaction with Augmented and Virtual Reality Environments

An in-depth analysis of user-centered design's function in the context of augmented and virtual reality demonstrates how “User Persona Mapping” can help satisfy the target audience's requirements. As shown by this study, it is crucial to consider user needs and preferences throughout the design phase of augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR) interfaces. Essential to this analysis is the “User Persona Mapping” technique, which entails the construction of detailed user personas based on extensive user research. By synthesizing user attributes, behaviors, and preferences, designers can better meet the expectations of their end users if they first construct a concrete representation of that demographic. Through real-world examples, this article demonstrates how this strategy can be used to improve the usability of augmented and virtual reality interfaces. This study contends that in the future of interactive technology, empathic design will be essential for ensuring that extended and virtual reality experiences are not only innovative but also authentically user-centric and engaging.