USER RESEARCH
70% of products fail due to lack of User Experience (UX).
User research focuses on understanding user needs, motivations, and behaviors There are two types user experience (UX) research: (1) Formative and (2) Summative. We can help you with both.
Formative User Research
Formative research is also known as early research because it is conducted when you are you are about to design or are in the design phase. The questions that are answered are to inform design.
Depending on your research needs, we will recommend the best approach that will include methods such as:
- Ethnographic and contextual research
- Diary studies
- Cognitive Walkthroughs
- Card Sorting and Treejacking
- Surveys
- Expert Reviews
- Competitor evaluations
- Prototype testing
- QuickInsights Usability Tests
If you are in a timeline crunch, we recommend you learn more about QuickInsights.
UX Research focused companies are outperforming
the market. See our case studies.
Summative User Research
Summative research is also known as validation user testing because it is conducted when you are you are done with the design of your site/app/product. We recommend that this type of testing happen in the environments that your users will be using your products. Additionally, you’ll want to make sure that you capture metrics that allow you to gauge if your product is go-to-market ready.
Typical research methods include:
- Unmoderated Usability Testing
- In-Lab Usability Testing
- Benchmark and Longitudinal Testing
- Out of the Box Testing
If you are a CMO, VP or Director of User Research and want assistance or a second opinion on your organization’s UX strategy, we would be happy to be your trusted partner.
For more information on getting started with your strategic workshop, click the link below!
Key Lime Interactive’s most senior researchers will partner with your leadership and stakeholders.
ROI of UX
Are you not uncertain if now is the time to engaging your customers? Let us help you get build your business case starting with these top reasons.
Top reasons to invest in User Research:
- Speed up time to market
- Increase conversion
- Increase adoption rates
- Reduce churn
- Save on costly rework
- Reduce development costs
- Grow the topline
- And more…
