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UX Research Methods: A Practical Guide to Understanding Your Users

UX research is the set of methods used to understand what people who use your product need, think, and do. In this guide, FREED compiles our articles on interviews, focus groups, ethnography, usability tests, card sorting, archetypes, and participant recruitment, arranged as a learning path so you can choose the right method at each stage of your project.

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UX Research Methods: A Practical Guide to Understanding Your Users
Data-Driven Design
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Data-Driven Design

Consider data-driven design, informed by user behavior, when approaching your product and service development, improvement, or redefinition projects.

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Phase 01

Qualitative Methods: Converse and Observe

The foundation of all research: talking to real people and observing them in their context to uncover what the numbers don't show.

Phase 02

Evaluation and Testing of Your Interfaces

Once you have something to show, these methods tell you if it works: where people get stuck, what they don't understand, and how you compare to the competition.

Phase 03

Modeling Your Users

Research findings are transformed into decision-making tools: personas, archetypes, and journey maps that align the entire team.

Phase 04 · Participant Recruitment

Recruiting Users for UX Research: 8 Strategies and Best Practices

Research is only as good as the people who participate in it: how to find, filter, and recruit the right users.

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