I run workshops that fix the parts of research that slow teams down. We get alignment, tighten the process, and make sure the work actually changes what gets built.

  • Best for companies/teams interested in conducting user research at an organization (ex: product managers, designers, developers, etc) with no to little user research experience

    Maximum 15 attendees

    Expected Outcomes:

    • Understand how to create a successful and valid research project from scratch

    • Learn how to choose the most relevant method for the research questions being answered

    • Develop an understanding of how to choose and recruit the proper participants for the research

    • Strategies for how and where to document research plans, questions, and other processes

    • Understand the tools necessary for research and some examples of great tools that help with the research process

    • Create a research plan based on your own personal project, with personalized feedback from me

    • Guides, templates, and other relevant resources to continue the education beyond the workshop

    Topics:

    • Formulating research questions and goals

    • Overview of methods

    • Picking the right method

    • Picking the right sample

    • Documentation + tools

    Time Investment

    • Eight hours, held remotely and split over two days

    Financial Investment: £10,500

  • Best for companies/teams who wants to conduct or improve usability testing (ex: user researchers, product managers, designers). If new to user research, I recommend first taking my workshop "set up a research project for success."

    Maximum 15 attendees

    Expected Outcomes:

    • Gain confidence in planning and conducting usability tests

    • Develop an understanding of how to write effective and appropriate user research tasks that don't lead or bias participants

    • Understand how to include quantitative data (ex: time on task, task success) in usability tests

    • Learn new analysis, synthesis, and sharing techniques, including what to do in "non-ideal" situations (ex: lacking time)

    • Guides, templates, and other relevant resources to continue the education beyond the workshop

    Topics:

    • How to plan usability testing from beginning to end

    • Creating valid and effective tasks for usability testing

    • Incorporating quantitative data into usability tests

    • Synthesizing and sharing usability tests

    • (With request) Set up a rolling research program

    Time Investment

    • Eight hours, held remotely and split over two days

    Financial Investment: £10,500

  • Best for user research teams or product teams who feel comfortable conducting more advanced user research techniques.

    Maximum 15 attendees

    Expected Outcomes:

    • Gain confidence in planning and conducting generative research

    • Learn best practices for generative research

    • Develop a superpower for building rapport with users and getting them to open up

    • Understand how to deal with tough participants and situations

    • Guides, templates, and other relevant resources to continue the education beyond the workshop

    Topics:

    • How to plan generative research from beginning to end

    • Forming and asking the "right" questions

    • Building rapport with participants

    • Getting to depth with participants

    • Generative research moderation best practices

    • Synthesizing and sharing generative research

    Time Investment

    • Eight hours, held remotely and split over two days

    Financial Investment: £10,500

  • Best for teams who conduct workshops at their organization and would like to improve.

    Maximum 15 attendees

    Expected Outcomes:

    • Gain confidence in facilitating workshops

    • Learn new facilitation techniques for remote and in-person workshops

    • Develop a superpower for facilitating engaging and collaborative workshops with others

    • Understand how to deal with tough participants and situations that arise in workshops

    • Guides, templates, and other relevant resources to continue the education beyond the workshop

    Topics:

    • Workshop facilitation best practices

    • Determining workshop goals and outcomes

    • Dealing with tough participants and participant dynamics

    • Utilizing convergent and divergent work

    • Working with multiple communication styles

    • Learning new workshop techniques

    Time Investment

    • Eight hours, held remotely and split over two days

    Financial Investment: £10,500

  • Best for teams looking to measure, communicate, and amplify the impact of their user research, ensuring it drives meaningful change within their organization.

    Maximum 15 attendees

    Expected Outcomes:

    • Gain confidence in tracking and demonstrating the value of user research

    • Learn practical techniques for measuring research impact, even in “non-ideal” situations (e.g., when impact is unclear or difficult to quantify)

    • Develop a superpower for crafting compelling impact narratives that resonate with stakeholders

    • Understand how to integrate research impact tracking into your workflow without adding unnecessary overhead

    • Access guides, templates, and other relevant resources to continue the education beyond the workshop

    Topics:

    • What research impact looks like and how to measure it

    • Defining key metrics and indicators of success

    • Tracking impact over time and overcoming common challenges

    • Making research actionable and ensuring findings drive real change

    • Reporting research impact effectively to different stakeholders

    Time Investment:

    • Four hours, held remotely

    Financial Investment: £5,250

  • Best for teams looking to build a structured, scalable, and impactful approach to user research, ensuring insights drive meaningful business and product decisions.

    Maximum 15 attendees

    Expected Outcomes:

    • Gain confidence in designing and implementing a research strategy that aligns with business and product goals.

    • Learn how to prioritize research efforts for maximum impact and efficiency.

    • Develop a superpower for getting stakeholder buy-in and making research an essential part of decision-making.

    • Understand how to standardize research processes for consistency and scalability.

    • Access to guides, templates, and other relevant resources to continue the education beyond the workshop.

    Topics:

    • The foundations of a strong user research strategy.

    • Aligning research with business and product objectives.

    • Prioritizing research efforts to maximize value.

    • Standardizing research processes for efficiency and consistency.

    • Gaining stakeholder buy-in and integrating research into workflows.

    • Scaling research in growing teams and organizations.

    Time Investment:

    • 4-8 hours, held remotely, depending on needs

    Financial Investment:

    £5250 @ 4 hours
    @10,500 @ 8 hours

  • Best for teams looking to improve their efficiency and effectiveness in synthesizing research and sharing it in an impactful way with stakeholders.

    Maximum 15 attendees

    Expected Outcomes:

    • Gain confidence in analyzing and synthesizing your research

    • Learn new analysis, synthesis, and sharing techniques, including what to do in "non-ideal" situations (ex: lacking time)

    • Develop a superpower for writing compelling insights and actionable recommendations

    • Understand how to effectively share your user research

    • Guides, templates, and other relevant resources to continue the education beyond the workshop

    Topics:

    • Analysis techniques for evaluative and generative research

    • Synthesis techniques for evaluative and generative research

    • Writing compelling user research insights

    • How to effectively share results and make recommendations

    • Analysis paralysis and what to do

    Time Investment

    • Four hours, held remotely

    Financial Investment: £5250

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