Building on assumptions is expensive. A focused research sprint gives you real user data to make design decisions with confidence — before you commit engineering time to the wrong thing.
I run lean, structured research sprints: user interviews, usability tests, and synthesis that produces actionable findings, not a 40-slide deck nobody reads.
What the process looks like:
Define research questions and success criteria
Recruit participants (or work with your existing users)
Run moderated usability tests or interviews
Synthesize findings into clear, prioritized insights
Deliver recommendations tied directly to design decisions
Building on assumptions is expensive. A focused research sprint gives you real user data to make design decisions with confidence — before you commit engineering time to the wrong thing.
I run lean, structured research sprints: user interviews, usability tests, and synthesis that produces actionable findings, not a 40-slide deck nobody reads.
What the process looks like:
Define research questions and success criteria
Recruit participants (or work with your existing users)
Run moderated usability tests or interviews
Synthesize findings into clear, prioritized insights
Deliver recommendations tied directly to design decisions