52 participants discuss a Pride year

This week from People Nerds: We share original research from our team and dig into the restaurant industry with Relish Works

Pride month: It's time for Pride year-round As June comes to a close, a team of researchers at dscout wanted to know—how can we continue to uplift the queer community? Hear what 52 LGBTQ+ members had to say about rainbow washing, education opportunities, political action, and resources we can all use to better advocate for queer folks year-round.   FROM ONE MONTH TO 12 Results from last week's community poll (n = 100) Finish the following sentence using an option below: "My current research workload is ________ than usual."   27% | Much more 25% | Slightly more 19% | About the same 16% | Much less 13% | Slightly less Relish Works shares their research mise en place We spoke with Kate Micheels and Fernando de Buen Lopez of Relish Works to discuss their team's recent project on the ever-changing restaurant industry. See how they approached 400 two-minute interviews and their advice for tackling a project of this scale.   ORDER UP When you're evaluating a UI where nobody's life is at stake, try something crazy and see what kind of data you get back and what you can do with that data. Why not? Taylor Klassman User Experience Research Manager, dscout READ MORE More we're discussing:  Shipra Kayan is creating unlikely connections across the globe, see how this network has grown and why it's so meaningful. A key element of measuring the IMPACT of your user research is tracking the meaningful change of your work. Use this plug-and-play brag sheet to better capture the span of your influence. What we're hearing: A mindset shift (or expansion) can drive scalable product development. Moses Samuel Oluwasegun compares thinking styles to help you stay user-centric. Build a better design system by focusing on engineer <> designer collaboration and research socialization. Caroline Jarrett has a plan to get you started. dscout is a company composed of People Nerds working to make context-rich human insight an everyday habit across organizations. The dscout platform—Diary, Live, Recruit, and Express—enables remote qualitative research that brings researchers into the moments experienced and shared by real people. Curious about the platform or working with dscout? Talk to an account executive.  dscout, 222 North LaSalle St. Suite 650, Chicago, Illinois 60601, (312) 880-9715 Unsubscribe Manage preferences