Good UX research isn’t just about collecting information. The real value comes from turning research into facts, insights, and actionable recommendations.

This week’s free resource brings together a simple UX Research Framework covering:

Qualitative Research

  • User Interviews
  • Field Studies
  • Contextual Inquiry
  • Participatory Design
  • Concept Testing
  • Paper Prototyping

Quantitative Research

  • Surveys
  • Analytics
  • Customer Feedback
  • Task Analysis
  • A/B Testing
  • Usability Benchmarking
  • First Click Testing
  • 5-Second Testing

From Research to Action

The resource also introduces a simple way to move from:

Experiment → Fact → Insight → Recommendation

For example, a research finding can become an insight by understanding the context, cause, and effect behind a user problem. From there, a recommendation can connect the proposed action to its audience, benefit, and measurement.

Get the Free Resource

If you’re learning UX, building your portfolio, preparing for interviews, or simply want a handy research reference, this framework is a useful addition to your UX toolkit.

Download the free UX Research Framework here

UX Research Framework
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