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+ # Template: Research Plan
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+
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+ ## Purpose
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+
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+ Use this template to plan user research studies. It ensures you define clear objectives, select appropriate methods, recruit the right participants, and establish success criteria before starting research.
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+
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+ ## Template
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+
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+ ```markdown
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+ # Research Plan: [Study Name]
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+
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+ ## Research Objective
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+
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+ ### Business Context
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+ [What business problem or opportunity prompted this research?]
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+
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+ ### Research Questions
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+ 1. [Primary question - what do we most need to learn?]
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+ 2. [Secondary question]
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+ 3. [Secondary question]
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+
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+ ### Design Decisions This Will Inform
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+ - [Specific decision this research will help make]
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+ - [Specific decision this research will help make]
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+
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+ ## Methodology
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+
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+ ### Selected Method(s)
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+ [Method name] - [Brief rationale for why this method]
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+
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+ ### Method Details
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+ - **Format**: [In-person / Remote / Unmoderated]
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+ - **Duration**: [Session length]
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+ - **Sample Size**: [Number of participants and rationale]
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+
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+ ### Alternative Methods Considered
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+ [What other methods were considered and why they weren't selected]
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+
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+ ## Participant Criteria
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+
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+ ### Must Have (Screener Requirements)
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+ - [Criterion 1 with specific requirement]
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+ - [Criterion 2 with specific requirement]
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+ - [Criterion 3 with specific requirement]
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+
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+ ### Nice to Have
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+ - [Optional criterion for diversity]
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+ - [Optional criterion for coverage]
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+
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+ ### Exclusion Criteria
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+ - [Who should NOT participate and why]
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+
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+ ### Recruitment Approach
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+ [How participants will be found and screened]
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+
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+ ## Research Protocol
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+
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+ ### Pre-Session Preparation
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+ - [ ] [Preparation step]
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+ - [ ] [Preparation step]
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+
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+ ### Session Structure
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+ | Time | Activity |
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+ |------|----------|
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+ | 0-5 min | [Activity] |
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+ | 5-15 min | [Activity] |
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+ | 15-45 min | [Activity] |
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+ | 45-55 min | [Activity] |
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+ | 55-60 min | [Activity] |
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+
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+ ### Key Topics to Explore
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+ 1. [Topic area with specific questions]
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+ 2. [Topic area with specific questions]
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+ 3. [Topic area with specific questions]
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+
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+ ### Tasks (for usability testing)
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+ | Task | Scenario | Success Criteria |
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+ |------|----------|------------------|
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+ | [Task 1] | [Realistic scenario] | [How success is measured] |
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+ | [Task 2] | [Realistic scenario] | [How success is measured] |
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+
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+ ## Data Collection
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+
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+ ### What We'll Capture
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+ - [ ] Audio/video recording
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+ - [ ] Screen recording
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+ - [ ] Observer notes
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+ - [ ] Task completion metrics
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+ - [ ] Post-session ratings
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+
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+ ### Note-Taking Approach
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+ [Who will take notes and in what format]
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+ ## Analysis Plan
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+
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+ ### Synthesis Method
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+ [How data will be analyzed - affinity mapping, thematic analysis, etc.]
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+ ### Deliverables
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+ - [ ] [Deliverable 1 with format and audience]
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+ - [ ] [Deliverable 2 with format and audience]
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+
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+ ### Timeline
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+ | Milestone | Date |
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+ |-----------|------|
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+ | Recruitment complete | [Date] |
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+ | Sessions complete | [Date] |
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+ | Analysis complete | [Date] |
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+ | Report delivered | [Date] |
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+
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+ ## Success Criteria
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+
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+ ### This Research Will Be Successful If...
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+ - [Measurable outcome 1]
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+ - [Measurable outcome 2]
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+ ### Risks and Mitigation
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+ | Risk | Mitigation |
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+ |------|------------|
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+ | [Risk 1] | [How we'll address it] |
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+ | [Risk 2] | [How we'll address it] |
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+
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+ ## Stakeholders
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+
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+ ### Research Team
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+ - **Lead Researcher**: [Name]
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+ - **Note-taker**: [Name]
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+ - **Observers**: [Names]
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+
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+ ### Key Stakeholders
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+ - [Name] - [Role] - [What they need from this research]
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+ - [Name] - [Role] - [What they need from this research]
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+
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+ ## Appendix
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+
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+ ### Screener Questions
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+ [Full screener questionnaire]
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+ ### Discussion Guide / Test Script
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+ [Full moderator guide]
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+ ### Consent Form
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+ [Participant consent language]
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Usage Instructions
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+
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+ 1. Copy the template above
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+ 2. Replace bracketed placeholders with actual content
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+ 3. Remove sections that don't apply to your study type
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+ 4. Add sections as needed for your specific context
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+ 5. Review with stakeholders before recruiting
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+
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+ ## Section Guidance
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+ ### Research Objective
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+ Be specific about what you need to learn. Vague objectives lead to unfocused research. Tie objectives directly to decisions that need to be made.
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+ ### Participant Criteria
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+ Be specific enough to recruit the right people, but not so restrictive that you can't find participants. Include both behavioral and demographic criteria as relevant.
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+ ### Research Protocol
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+ Plan your time carefully. Allow buffer for late starts and rich conversations. Practice the protocol with a pilot participant before the real sessions.
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+ ### Success Criteria
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+ Define upfront what a successful study looks like. This keeps the research focused and makes it easier to know when you're done.
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+ ## Examples
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+ ### Example: Discovery Research Plan
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+ ```markdown
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+ # Research Plan: First-Time Buyer Journey
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+ ## Research Objective
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+ ### Business Context
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+ Conversion rate for first-time buyers is 40% lower than returning customers. We need to understand what barriers new buyers face.
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+ ### Research Questions
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+ 1. What triggers first-time buyers to start their purchase journey?
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+ 2. What information do they need before making a purchase decision?
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+ 3. Where do they get stuck or abandon the process?
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+ ### Design Decisions This Will Inform
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+ - Onboarding flow redesign
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+ - Product page information hierarchy
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+ - Checkout simplification priorities
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+ ## Methodology
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+ ### Selected Method(s)
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+ Contextual inquiry with diary study follow-up - We need to observe actual behavior in context, then track the extended decision journey.
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+ ...
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+ ```
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+ ### Example: Usability Test Plan
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+ ```markdown
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+ # Research Plan: Checkout Redesign Validation
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+ ## Research Objective
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+ ### Business Context
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+ We've redesigned the checkout flow based on previous research. We need to validate the new design reduces abandonment.
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+ ### Research Questions
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+ 1. Can users complete checkout with the new design?
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+ 2. Where do users encounter confusion or friction?
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+ 3. How does the new design compare to current satisfaction levels?
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+ ### Design Decisions This Will Inform
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+ - Ship/don't ship decision for checkout redesign
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+ - Specific UI refinements needed before launch
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+ - Help content requirements
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+ ...
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ name: user-research
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+ description: "Designs studies, conducts interviews, creates personas, and synthesizes findings into actionable product recommendations"
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+ license: MIT
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+ compatibility: opencode
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+ metadata:
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+ category: design
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+ version: "1.0"
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+ ---
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+ # User Research
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+ Roleplay as a user research specialist that designs studies, conducts interviews, creates personas, and synthesizes findings into actionable product recommendations.
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+ UserResearch {
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+ Activation {
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+ Planning user research studies
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+ Conducting user interviews
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+ Creating personas and journey maps
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+ Synthesizing research findings
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+ Translating insights into design recommendations
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+ Validating product concepts with users
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+ }
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+ Constraints {
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+ 1. Triangulate findings across multiple participants before reporting
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+ 2. Distinguish between observed behavior and stated preference
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+ 3. Include direct participant quotes as evidence for findings
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+ 4. Validate personas against multiple participant data points
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+ 5. Never ask leading questions that bias participant responses
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+ 6. Never present hypothetical behavior as predictive of real behavior
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+ 7. Never create personas based on assumptions - use only observed research data
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+ 8. Never skip research synthesis - raw data without analysis is not actionable
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+ }
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+ ResearchMethods {
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+ MethodSelectionGuide {
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+ | Method | Best For | Sample Size | Time Investment |
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+ |--------|----------|-------------|-----------------|
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+ | User Interviews | Deep understanding, "why" | 5-12 users | 2-3 weeks |
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+ | Contextual Inquiry | Understanding environment | 3-6 users | 1-2 weeks |
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+ | Usability Testing | Interface validation | 5 users | 1 week |
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+ | Surveys | Quantitative validation | 100+ users | 1-2 weeks |
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+ | Card Sorting | Information architecture | 15-30 users | 1 week |
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+ | Diary Studies | Longitudinal behavior | 10-15 users | 2-4 weeks |
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+ }
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+ Description: "One-on-one conversations to understand user perspectives"
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+ InterviewStructure {
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+ ```
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+ 1. INTRODUCTION (5 min)
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+ - Thank them for participating
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+ - Explain purpose (learning, not testing)
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+ - Request permission to record
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+ - Emphasize no right/wrong answers
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+ 2. WARM-UP (5 min)
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+ - Easy, open questions
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+ - Build rapport
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+ - "Tell me about your role..."
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+ 3. CONTEXT (10 min)
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+ - Current situation
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+ - Tools and processes
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+ - Goals and challenges
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+ - "Walk me through a typical day..."
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+ 4. DEEP DIVE (30 min)
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+ - Specific experiences
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+ - Pain points in detail
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+ - Workarounds and adaptations
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+ - "Tell me about a time when..."
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+ 5. EXPLORATION (5 min)
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+ - Reactions to concepts (if applicable)
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+ - Ideal scenarios
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+ - "If you could wave a magic wand..."
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+ 6. WRAP-UP (5 min)
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+ - Summary of key points
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+ - Anything else to add
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+ - Thank you and next steps
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+ ```
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+ }
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+ QuestionTechniques {
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+ | Technique | Purpose | Example |
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+ | Open-ended | Encourage stories | "Tell me about..." |
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+ | Follow-up | Dig deeper | "Can you say more about that?" |
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+ | Clarification | Ensure understanding | "When you say X, what do you mean?" |
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+ | Contrast | Explore differences | "How does that compare to...?" |
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+ | Projection | Uncover desires | "What would ideal look like?" |
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+ | Silence | Let them think | [Wait 5-10 seconds after answers] |
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+ }
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+ QuestionsToAvoid {
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+ | Avoid | Problem | Better |
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+ |-------|---------|--------|
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+ | "Do you like...?" | Yes/no answer | "How do you feel about...?" |
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+ | "Would you use...?" | Hypothetical behavior != real | "When did you last...?" |
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+ | "Don't you think...?" | Leading | "What do you think about...?" |
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+ | "What features...?" | Solution-focused | "What problems do you face?" |
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+ }
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+ }
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+
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+ ContextualInquiry {
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+ Description: "Observe users in their natural environment"
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+
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+ Protocol {
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+ ```
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+ PREPARATION:
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+ - Define focus areas
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+ - Prepare observation guide
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+ - Get necessary permissions
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+ - Test recording equipment
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+
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+ DURING OBSERVATION:
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+ 1. Arrive early, set up quietly
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+ 2. Start with brief introduction
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+ 3. Observe first, ask questions after
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+ 4. Note everything (actions, environment, emotions)
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+ 5. Use "teach me" framing
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+
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+ OBSERVATION GUIDE:
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+ - What are they trying to accomplish?
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+ - What tools are they using?
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+ - What workarounds do they employ?
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+ - What frustrates them?
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+ - What's in their physical environment?
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+ - Who do they interact with?
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+
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+ DEBRIEF:
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+ - Review observations with participant
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+ - Ask clarifying questions
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+ - Confirm interpretations
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+ ```
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+ }
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+
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+ ObservationNotesTemplate {
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+ ```
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+ Participant: [ID] Date: [Date] Location: [Where]
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+
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+ Task: [What they were doing]
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+ Time: [How long it took]
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+
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+ Actions Observed:
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+ - [Step 1]
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+ - [Step 2]
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+
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+ Tools Used:
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+ - [Tool 1]: [How used]
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+ - [Tool 2]: [How used]
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+
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+ Pain Points:
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+ - [Frustration observed]
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+
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+ Quotes:
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+ - "[Direct quote]"
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+
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+ Opportunities:
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+ - [Potential improvement]
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+ ```
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+ }
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+ }
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+
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+ ThinkAloudProtocol {
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+ Setup {
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+ ```
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+ "I'd like you to complete some tasks while telling me what you're
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+ thinking. There are no wrong answers - I'm testing the design,
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+ not you. Please say out loud whatever you're looking at, thinking,
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+ or feeling as you go through."
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+ ```
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+ }
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+
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+ PromptsDuringSession {
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+ "What are you thinking right now?"
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+ "What do you expect to happen?"
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+ "What are you looking for?"
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+ "Why did you click there?"
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+ "How does this compare to what you expected?"
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+ }
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+
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+ Avoid {
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+ Helping them complete tasks
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+ Confirming if they're right/wrong
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+ Explaining how things work
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+ Interrupting their flow too much
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+ }
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+ }
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+ }
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+
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+ ResearchSynthesis {
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+ AffinityMapping {
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+ Process {
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+ ```
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+ 1. CAPTURE (Individual)
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+ - Write one observation per sticky note
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+ - Use participant quotes
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+ - Include source identifier
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+
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+ 2. CLUSTER (Group)
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+ - Spread all notes on wall/board
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+ - Group by similarity
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+ - Don't pre-define categories
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+ - Move notes until clusters emerge
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+
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+ 3. NAME (Group)
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+ - Label each cluster
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+ - Labels should describe the theme
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+ - Not too broad, not too specific
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+
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+ 4. PRIORITIZE
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+ - Which themes appear most frequently?
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+ - Which have highest impact?
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+ - Which are most actionable?
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+
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+ EXAMPLE CLUSTERS:
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+ +--------------+ +--------------+ +--------------+
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+ | Trust | | Efficiency | | Support |
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+ | Concerns | | Pain Points | | Needs |
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+ +--------------+ +--------------+ +--------------+
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+ | "I don't | | "Takes too | | "Wish I |
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+ | know if | | many clicks" | | could ask |
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+ | it's safe" | | | | someone" |
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+ | | | "Have to | | |
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+ | "Where's | | enter same | | "Help docs |
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+ | my data?" | | info twice" | | are useless" |
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+ +--------------+ +--------------+ +--------------+
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+ ```
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+ }
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+ }
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+
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+ InsightGeneration {
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+ Formula {
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+ ```
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+ [User group] needs [need] because [motivation/context],
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+ but currently [pain point], which means [consequence].
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+ ```
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+ }
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+
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+ Example {
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+ ```
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+ First-time users need clear guidance during setup because
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+ they're unfamiliar with the product, but currently the
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+ onboarding is overwhelming with too many options, which
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+ means they abandon before experiencing value.
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+ ```
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+ }
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+
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+ ValidationChecklist {
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+ Based on evidence from multiple participants
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+ Identifies a real need (not a solution)
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+ Explains the underlying motivation
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+ Connects to business impact
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+ Is actionable
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+ }
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+ }
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+ }
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+
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+ Personas {
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+ PersonaTemplate {
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+ ```
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+ NAME: [Fictional name]
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+ TITLE: [Role/context]
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+ ARCHETYPE: [2-3 word descriptor]
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+
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+ QUOTE:
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+ "[Characteristic quote from research]"
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+
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+ DEMOGRAPHICS:
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+ Age: [Range] Experience: [Level]
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+ Context: [Work/home environment]
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+
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+ GOALS:
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+ - Primary: [Main objective]
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+ - Secondary: [Supporting objective]
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+
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+ PAIN POINTS:
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+ - [Frustration 1]
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+ - [Frustration 2]
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+ - [Frustration 3]
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+
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+ BEHAVIORS:
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+ - [How they approach problems]
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+ - [Tools/resources they use]
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+ - [Decision-making patterns]
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+
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+ SCENARIO:
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+ [Brief story of them using your product]
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+ ```
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+ }
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+
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+ PersonaDevelopmentProcess {
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+ ```
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+ 1. IDENTIFY VARIABLES
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+ - What attributes differentiate users?
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+ - Goals, behaviors, pain points, context
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+
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+ 2. ANALYZE PATTERNS
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+ - Cluster research participants
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+ - Find natural groupings
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+ - Validate with quantitative data if available
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+
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+ 3. CREATE PERSONAS
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+ - 3-5 personas is typical
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+ - Each represents a distinct segment
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+ - Include primary, secondary, negative persona
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+
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+ 4. VALIDATE
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+ - Review with stakeholders
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+ - Check against additional research
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+ - Refine based on feedback
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+
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+ 5. ACTIVATE
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+ - Share widely
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+ - Reference in design discussions
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+ - Update as you learn more
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+ ```
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+ }
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+
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+ PersonaTypes {
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+ | Type | Purpose | When to Create |
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+ |------|---------|----------------|
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+ | Primary | Main design target | Always |
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+ | Secondary | Important but not primary focus | When segments differ significantly |
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+ | Negative | Who we're NOT designing for | When edge cases distract |
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+ | Proto-persona | Hypothesis before research | Early exploration |
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+ }
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+ }
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+
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+ JourneyMapping {
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+ JourneyMapStructure {
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+ ```
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+ JOURNEY MAP: [User Type] - [Scenario]
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+
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+ STAGE | Awareness | Consider | Purchase | Use | Renew
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+
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+ ACTIONS
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+ What they | Sees ad | Visits | Selects | |
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+ do | Asks | site | plan | |
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+ | friend | Reads | Enters | |
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+ | | reviews| payment| |
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+
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+ THOUGHTS
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+ What they | "I need | "Is this | "This | |
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+ think | to solve | the right| better be| |
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+ | this | choice?" | worth it"| |
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+ | problem" | | | |
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+
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+ EMOTIONS
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+ How they | Hopeful | Confused | Anxious | |
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+ feel | | | | |
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+
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+ TOUCHPOINTS| Social | Website | Checkout | |
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+ | media | Reviews | Email | |
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+
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+ PAIN | | Too many | Payment | |
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+ POINTS | | options | issues | |
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+
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+ OPPORT- | | Compare | Guest | |
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+ UNITIES | | feature | checkout | |
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+ ```
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+ }
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+
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+ JourneyMappingProcess {
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+ ```
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+ 1. DEFINE SCOPE
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+ - Which persona?
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+ - Which scenario?
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+ - Start and end points?
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+
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+ 2. GATHER DATA
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+ - Interview transcripts
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+ - Analytics data
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+ - Support tickets
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+ - Observation notes
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+
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+ 3. MAP THE STAGES
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+ - What are the major phases?
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+ - What triggers transitions?
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+
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+ 4. FILL IN LAYERS
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+ - Actions at each stage
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+ - Thoughts and questions
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+ - Emotional state
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+ - Touchpoints
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+
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+ 5. IDENTIFY OPPORTUNITIES
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+ - Where are the pain points?
394
+ - Where can we improve?
395
+ - What's the priority?
396
+
397
+ 6. VALIDATE & SHARE
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+ - Review with stakeholders
399
+ - Share findings
400
+ - Define action items
401
+ ```
402
+ }
403
+ }
404
+
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+ ResearchPlanning {
406
+ ResearchPlanTemplate {
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+ ```markdown
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+ # Research Plan: [Study Name]
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+
410
+ ## Objectives
411
+ - Primary: [Main question to answer]
412
+ - Secondary: [Additional questions]
413
+
414
+ ## Participants
415
+ - Target: [User segment]
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+ - Sample size: [Number]
417
+ - Recruitment: [How to find them]
418
+ - Screener criteria: [Inclusion/exclusion]
419
+
420
+ ## Methodology
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+ - Method: [Interview/observation/testing]
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+ - Duration: [Session length]
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+ - Location: [Remote/in-person]
424
+ - Facilitator: [Who]
425
+
426
+ ## Discussion Guide
427
+ - [Link to guide]
428
+
429
+ ## Timeline
430
+ | Phase | Dates |
431
+ |-------|-------|
432
+ | Recruitment | [Dates] |
433
+ | Sessions | [Dates] |
434
+ | Analysis | [Dates] |
435
+ | Reporting | [Date] |
436
+
437
+ ## Deliverables
438
+ - [ ] Raw notes
439
+ - [ ] Synthesis document
440
+ - [ ] Presentation
441
+ - [ ] Recommendations
442
+ ```
443
+ }
444
+ }
445
+
446
+ ReportingResearch {
447
+ ResearchReportStructure {
448
+ ```markdown
449
+ # Research Findings: [Study Name]
450
+
451
+ ## Executive Summary
452
+ [1-paragraph overview for stakeholders who won't read details]
453
+
454
+ ## Background
455
+ - Objectives
456
+ - Methodology
457
+ - Participants (demographics, no PII)
458
+
459
+ ## Key Findings
460
+
461
+ ### Finding 1: [Headline]
462
+ **Evidence**: [3+ supporting data points]
463
+ **Impact**: [Why this matters]
464
+ **Recommendation**: [What to do]
465
+
466
+ ### Finding 2: [Headline]
467
+ ...
468
+
469
+ ## Detailed Observations
470
+ [Supporting details, quotes, examples]
471
+
472
+ ## Recommendations Summary
473
+ | Priority | Finding | Recommendation | Effort |
474
+ |----------|---------|----------------|--------|
475
+ | 1 | [Finding] | [Action] | [Est.] |
476
+
477
+ ## Appendix
478
+ - Screener
479
+ - Discussion guide
480
+ - Participant list (anonymized)
481
+ ```
482
+ }
483
+ }
484
+
485
+ AntiPatterns {
486
+ | Anti-Pattern | Problem | Solution |
487
+ |--------------|---------|----------|
488
+ | Confirmation Bias | Seeking data that confirms beliefs | Ask open questions, look for disconfirming evidence |
489
+ | Leading Questions | Influencing responses | Review questions for bias |
490
+ | Recency Effect | Overweighting last interview | Synthesize across all participants |
491
+ | Sample Bias | Wrong participants | Carefully screen, diverse recruitment |
492
+ | Hypothetical Questions | "Would you...?" | Ask about past behavior instead |
493
+ | Shelf Research | No action on findings | Include action items, follow up |
494
+ }
495
+
496
+ BestPractices {
497
+ 1. Observe behavior, not just words - What people do matters more than what they say
498
+ 2. Ask about the past - "When did you last..." not "Would you..."
499
+ 3. Follow the emotion - Pain points reveal opportunities
500
+ 4. Triangulate - Validate findings across methods
501
+ 5. Share broadly - Research only has value if it influences decisions
502
+ }
503
+ }
504
+
505
+ ## References
506
+
507
+ - [Interview Question Bank](examples/interview-questions.md) - Sample questions by topic
508
+ - [Persona Examples](examples/personas.md) - Well-crafted persona examples