Strategies to better demonstrate the value of user research, get more resources, and ultimately create greater user outcomes.
So, you’ve conducted some user research, analyzed your findings, are ready to impact some serious design action and are wondering what comes next?
Communicating your research findings is just as important as doing the research, and how you approach that will affect how effectively those juicy insights are implemented.
Miss the mark, and they won’t be of value to anyone, because all your hard work will be gathering dust in the corner somewhere.
Get it right, the project will move forward, your team will get what they need and maybe—just maybe—as an added bonus, you might also have a positive impact on your organization’s research culture which is essential to growing its UX maturity.
Greater UX maturity in an organization means more understanding about what we do, more resources, more of a voice in the organization at the strategic level and ultimately, better outcomes for users. That might sound like a big responsibility, but it’s a lot easier than it sounds!
Read on to discover some practical ways to help you effectively communicate your research findings and avoid that dusty corner for good.
Communicate research findings effectively, book experts, ways to spread the word, research councils, communicate change, goals and objectives of the research. The audience that will most benefit from the study findings. The most effective routs of delivery to research. Explore different method of research presentation of communications. Understand how to plan your communication activity focus your communication on where they can make the most impact.
Communication research finding effectively ways to spread the world. This section will help you adapt and present your finding in order to engage different audience.The number of channels and way to present research finding is growing. During the communication workshop office and former science and technology policy fellow outlined how the public learns about science and why that needs to change. Communication your research effectively can help you get a job publish your research obtained finding, make friends, and influence people.
