The Five Whys: A Simple Yet Powerful Research Tool

The Five Whys: A Simple Yet Powerful Research Tool

The Five Whys: A Simple Yet Powerful Research Tool The Five Whys is a questioning technique to reach the root cause of a problem and extract valuable insights. As a researcher or product manager, you can use this technique in your qualitative interviews, such as...
Guide to Conducting a Card Sorting Research Sessions

Guide to Conducting a Card Sorting Research Sessions

A Comprehensive Guide to Card Sorting in User Experience Research Card sorting is a highly useful research method for information architecture that can increase navigation usability. It is a test that researchers can utilize when they want to organize sets of...
Leveraging Tree Testing to Improve Product Navigation

Leveraging Tree Testing to Improve Product Navigation

Leveraging Tree Testing to Improve Product Navigation Tree testing is a qualitative user research method used to assess and improve findability of categories on a website. If you have a website or product with any type of navigation whatsoever, you should utilize tree...
What are Diary Studies in User Experience Research?

What are Diary Studies in User Experience Research?

How to Utilize Diary Studies for Comprehensive User Insights Diary studies are a log of habits, behaviors, and activities that a person documents throughout a period of time. It is a qualitative, longitudinal study that can be any length of time – from a couple...