User Research
Getting to know your users so you can build stuff they actually want
Remember that time I organized design meetups at headquarters? Yeah, that was pretty cool. I’m all about bringing people together to share ideas and learn from each other. Because the best user research happens when you actually talk to real people, not just stare at spreadsheets.
What I Actually Do
- Design Meetups - Like that time I organized those design meetups at headquarters where everyone could share what they were working on and learn from each other. Sometimes the best insights come from casual conversations over coffee.
- User Interviews - Real conversations with real people (not just surveys that nobody fills out)
- Usability Testing - Watching people use your stuff without making them feel like they’re being judged
- A/B Testing - Figuring out what actually works, not just what looks pretty
My Approach
I start by understanding what you’re trying to figure out, then I design research that gives you real answers. No fancy jargon, no overcomplicated processes - just good conversations and clear insights that help you make better decisions.
The Methods I Use
- User Interviews (the friendly kind)
- Usability Testing (that doesn’t stress people out)
- A/B Testing (with actual statistical significance)
- Survey Design (that people actually want to fill out)
- Data Analysis (that makes sense to humans)
- Community Building (because sometimes the best research happens when people connect)