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paper describes approach evolved developing successful digital interventions help people manage health illness refer personbased approach highlight focus understanding accommodating perspectives people use intervention intervention designers seek elicit incorporate views target users variety ways personbased approach offers distinctive systematic means addressing user experience intended behavior change techniques particular enhance use theorybased evidencebased approaches intervention development two key elements personbased approach first developmental process involving qualitative research wide range people target user populations carried every stage intervention development planning feasibility testing implementation process goes beyond assessing acceptability usability satisfaction allowing intervention designers build deep understanding psychosocial context users views behavioral elements intervention insights process used anticipate interpret intervention usage outcomes importantly modify intervention make persuasive feasible relevant users second element personbased approach identify guiding principles inspire inform intervention development highlighting distinctive ways intervention address key contextspecific behavioral issues paper describes implement personbased approach illustrating process examples insights gained experience carrying thousand interviews users developing public health illness management interventions proven effective trials involving tens thousands users