What problem does it solve? Teams often make design decisions based on assumptions rather than evidence, leading to products that miss real user needs. This Skill structures the entire UX research workflow, from framing the right study to translating findings into testable design direction. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Study Framing: Defines the decision to inform, target users, research questions, constraints, and selects the lightest suitable method (interviews, usability testing, contextual inquiry, surveys, analytics, or heuristic review). - Evidence-Based Synthesis: Clusters observations into patterns, separates evidence from interpretation and assumption, and prioritizes findings by user harm, frequency, and confidence. - Design Translation: Converts findings into recommendations with stated evidence, tradeoffs, and validation steps, plus a concise research readout deliverable. - Use Case: A product team unsure why onboarding drop-off is high uses this Skill to plan a usability study, synthesize session notes into prioritized findings, and produce a readout with testable redesign hypotheses. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to plan a usability study for your product's onboarding flow and synthesize the findings into prioritized design recommendations.
