Summary

FAQs

• What types of topics can you cover?

  I can conduct literature reviews on a wide range of topics. My specialty areas include: - Design & UX – user experience, human-computer interaction, product usability - Business & Strategy – organizational behavior, management practices, entrepreneurship - Technology – digital products, AI, information systems, emerging tech trends - Economy & Markets – consumer behavior, economic trends, global/local market dynamics - Market Research – competitive landscapes, industry analysis, user research synthesis That said, I’m also flexible — if your topic falls outside these areas, I can adapt my process to find and synthesize relevant, credible sources.

• How many sources are included?

  The number of sources depends on the research topic, depth, and scope of your request. For example, a focused review on a niche design practice might draw from 5–7 high-quality sources, while a broader market research or technology trend analysis could include 12–15+ sources. I’ll always confirm the expected range during the kickoff so you know what to expect before I begin.

• Do you only use academic articles?

  Not necessarily. I combine peer-reviewed literature, industry reports, and credible online sources depending on your needs.

• Can you adapt the review for non-academic audiences?

  Yes! I often create executive summaries or stakeholder-ready presentations so insights are digestible and actionable.

• How long does it take?

  Most reviews take 1–2 weeks, depending on scope. A timeline will be agreed upon at kickoff. For faster needs, I also offer expedited reviews (3–5 days) for a smaller scope.

• Do you offer ongoing research support?

  Yes. If you’d like to stay current on a topic, I offer an optional Curated Source Digest as part of a retainer service. This includes a handpicked list of new, relevant articles, reports, and resources so you always have fresh insights without the overwhelm.