We research and engage with end users and apply human science knowledge. We have over 300 user research methods and tools at our fingertips and we can explain which will be the most cost-effective for your project.
Our techniques include both quantitative and qualitative analyses and are drawn from a wide range of disciplines including: ergonomics, experimental psychology, biomechanics, anthropology and operational research. Many involve engagement with users but some do not. Below is one of the breakdowns used in our typology of methods:
Click on the links above or left to read about some of our techniques.
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