How to screen survey participants for the best results
Plus, learn what product managers are asking of UX researchers and brush up on your stakeholder presentation skills.
Auditioning survey participants
Screener surveys are the best way determine which survey participants are the ideal fit for your study. This piece walks you through seven steps to writing an excellent screener survey, so that everybody wins.
For which phase of your research process would you be most likely to leverage an AI assistant?
45% | Analysis (e.g., thematic discovery)
26% | Design (e.g., generating questions)
14% | Reporting (e.g., deliverable generation)
8% |I do not want any AI-backed assistance
7% | Fielding (e.g., responding to participant questions)
Product manager FAQs
Collaborating well with product managers can make or break your research projects. When Nikki Anderson-Stanier sat down with a group of product managers, she found some of their most commonly asked questions surprising. Learn what she uncovered.
Informative, actionable, and fun. These are the three ingredients that can compel your stakeholders to sit up and take notice—then take action. We explore how to apply these practices in an updated piece.
Express was like having over 400 two-minute interviews. The two minute time limit helped the participant laser in on the most important or top-of-mind element, which really helped our team during analysis and synthesis.
When UX industry leaders gathered in Toronto, their conversations led to four existential questions around the future of UXR. dscout's VP of Research Julie Norvaisas breaks them down.
If you have big dreams of building a powerful UX team, it's important to work on your managerial skills and gather resources before scaling up.
Once you've conducted usability tests, take steps to support your qualitative insights with quantitative data. These 11 testing metrics will bring your reporting to the next level.
The pain of a job search could be lessened with skills from anthropology, including self-reflection. Learn more.
Mixing methods often increases impact. But what to do when quant and qual disagree? Unite, of course!
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.
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