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UX Research

Overview

How can UX research help you make better decisions?

The goal of UX research is to understand both business and user needs through both qualitative and quantitative methods. This will guide data-driven decisions, validate your ideas, and enable you to make confident decisions based on that data. The bridge it builds between your company and your customers is crucial to the success of your product.

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At Mindflares

We answer your key questions so you can tailor your strategy and offerings

In this ever-changing market landscape, we use our research methods to help you understand the needs and desires of your users in-depth and effectively address them. As a result, it guides you in meeting your business goals while making informed decisions to ensure long-term success.

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What is the UX Research process?

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Plan

It involves setting clear objectives, defining the research scope, and selecting appropriate methods and tools for the research.

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Collect Data

Data is collected through various research methods (qualitative and quantitative) such as interviews, surveys, observations, usability testing, and analytics. 

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Analyze Data

The data is then cleaned, compiled, and organized to reveal insights and patterns. 

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Insights and Action Plan

As a final step, the data analysis findings should be synthesized into actionable insights. This provides a deeper understanding of users, their pain points, and areas for improvement. 

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“People ignore design that ignores people.”

— Frank Chimero —

co-founder of Abstract

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