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FOCUS ON USABILITY, AND ENGAGEMENT
The UX Research Group (UXR) uncovers user pain points, motivations, and behaviors through interviews, surveys, and observational studies. By delivering deep user insights, we ensure that product decisions are driven by real needs, creating more intuitive and effective experiences
Trusted by MARKETING teams in customer-centered companies
UXr Advantages
  • COST EFFECTIVE SOLUTIONS
    We provide cost-effective UX research solutions that deliver maximum value for your investment
  • TRANSPARENT RESEARCH PROCESS
    You will have the opportunity to observe and participate in the study at any stage ensuring the reliability of our data
  • FRIENDLY ACCOUNTING
    Our managers are always available to answer your questions and provide friendly support
  • OUT-OF-BOX THINKING
    To achieve objective results, it is essential to examine the problem from multiple perspectives
  • THOROUGH UNDERSTANDING OF BUSINESS OBJECTIVES
    We will thoroughly explore your processes and ask the right questions to identify the most effective research methods
  • VERSATILE, CROSS-FUNCTIONAL TEAMS WITH DIVERSE EXPERTISE
    By incorporating professional marketers, sociologists, psychologists, and designers into our project teams, we can generate a broader range of hypotheses to test, leading to deeper insights and more effective solutions
four main stages of conducting UX study
Discovery
In this initial stage, researchers collect valuable insights to define project goals, user needs, and the market landscape. Methods such as stakeholder interviews, competitor analysis, and secondary research help uncover key challenges and opportunities. The objective is to pinpoint critical problems and develop well-informed hypotheses for further investigation
Research
This stage is dedicated to gathering data using a range of research methods, including user interviews, surveys, usability testing, and contextual inquiries. The objective is to gain a deep understanding of user behaviors, preferences, and pain points. These insights serve as the foundation for making informed, user-centered design decisions
Design & Ideation
n this collaborative phase, research insights are transformed into design concepts and prototypes. Workshops are held to brainstorm solutions, sketch wireframes, and develop low-fidelity prototypes. The aim is to generate and refine potential solutions that effectively address user needs while enhancing the overall user experience
Evaluation & Iteration
In the final stage, concepts are tested with users to gather feedback and observe interactions. This iterative process involves refining designs based on usability testing and user input. The goal is to enhance the overall experience and ensure the final product aligns with both user expectations and business objectives
To deliver cutting-edge solutions that produce precise strategic insights about customers for organizations that prioritize customer care
Establishing the user as a crucial participant in every business decision