PERSONA TYPES · CHANGELOG

Socionics database
updates.

What’s changing at Persona Types: clearer type comparisons, expanded theory guides, character typings, and improvements to the way you explore personality types.

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What’s new.

Recent improvements and the milestones behind them.

REDESIGN PROGRESS

A clearer way to compare and understand types.

The current redesign brings the Socionics pages into one editorial style, with clearer explanations and more direct navigation.

  • Type comparisons: results appear below the selectors. Change either type without reloading, or share a direct link to the pair.
  • Practical distinctions: compare what catches each type’s attention, what helps them commit, and how they might respond to the same situation.
  • Intertype relations: explanations name the pair’s shared or different priorities and show where misunderstandings can arise.
  • Theory, quadras, and information elements: refreshed layouts connect definitions with everyday examples and make related pages easier to find.
DATABASE EXPANSION

More ways to explore Socionics.

Expanded the Socionics database with dedicated type profiles, quadra pages, type comparisons, journal entries, and character typings. Updated navigation connected these resources more closely.

WEBSITE RELEASE

The Persona Types website launched.

The first public website brought together Socionics type profiles, functions, quadras, intertype relations, and resources for comparing personality types.

PROJECT LAUNCH

Persona Types began.

Persona Types started as a public typology project focused on Socionics, Enneagram, character typings, and applied personality analysis.

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