Frequently asked questions

This is the question we ask ourselves about every project, and it is the reason we work the way we do.

We do not hand over a list of observations and leave you to work out what to do with them. Every finding is prioritised by severity, and recommendations are grouped into what to fix now, what to experiment with, and what to stop investing in for the moment. That last one matters more than people expect. Knowing what to drop frees up as much budget as knowing what to build.

We also present findings to your team in a working session rather than emailing a file over. Research that gets discussed gets used. Research that arrives as an attachment gets filed.

The other thing that changes outcomes is having your team in the room during sessions. We recommend you join at least the first one. Watching a customer struggle with something you designed does more in twenty minutes than any report will, and teams that observe move faster afterwards because they are not arguing about whether the finding is real.