From the course: UX Research for Agile Teams
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Interpreting research findings
From the course: UX Research for Agile Teams
Interpreting research findings
- As discussed, it's ideal to have your entire Agile team involved in research sessions. Involving everyone in analyzing that data can be tricky but a group debrief can done to efficiently interpret data and move on to next steps. Set aside at least an hour following the final session of a moderated study or a few days after data collection is complete to give everyone a chance to review. In this session, have everyone share their key thoughts on each hypothesis and any additional observations. Discuss the priority of each finding and then end with a brainstorming session on the highest priority items. The first task is to get people to share what they've observed. I typically give everyone in the meeting three to five minutes to write down a single observation per sticky note. People can write down anything that they noted or think is worth discussing. Of course you want to write down what you saw about the core hypotheses, but other things might have stood out as well. For instance,…
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