Why do UX researchers need to know the business of their clients?

Like any design project should start with who will use a piece of design, it’s important that we know who we are researching for and why. In short, we need to know our client’s needs before we can understand their customer’s needs. While the end-users we speak...

Using journey maps in UX research

Every time a customer interacts with your company, you have the opportunity to further mutual respect and trust. By focussing on getting the business end right, many companies often forget to check in with the very people they aim to please, overlooking customer...

Get customers to take action

It’s critical to design journeys that your customers can complete with ease and enjoyment – from clicking on a link or filling out a form, all the way to adopting better spending habits or losing weight. Designing successful experiences require an understanding of...

What does “delight” really mean?

You may notice that we say we create delightful experiences or we aim to delight customers a lot, but what do we mean by this? It’s more than just an adjective to make the experience seem better than normal. It has meaning. Well, it actually has two meanings and...