User research & discovery
Learning who the users are and what they're trying to do - before designing a single screen.
Most product mistakes are made before design starts, by assuming what users need. Discovery replaces those assumptions with evidence, so the design solves the real problem.
We talk to users, map the jobs to be done, and agree what success looks like - the foundation everything else is built on.
How we deliver this
- Interview real or prospective users
- Map the jobs to be done
- Define success criteria up front
- Turn findings into design direction
Key deliverables
- Research findings
- Jobs-to-be-done and personas
- A clear design brief
Expected outcomes
- Design grounded in reality
- Fewer expensive wrong turns
- Alignment on the problem
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Ideal for
- New products
- Teams unsure what to build
- Redesigns that need direction
Frequently asked questions
Do we need research if we know our users?
Even good teams carry blind spots. A little structured discovery almost always surfaces something that changes the design for the better.
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