Quarterly ux research roadmap with sprint planning
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This image presents a Quarterly UX Research Roadmap with Sprint Planning, a strategic visual aid meant for managing and communicating the planned User Experience (UX) research activities over a quarter. The roadmap is divided into four major parts, each representing one of the quarters of the year: Q1, Q2, Q3, and Q4. Each quarter encompasses key actions critical to the success of the UX research process within a typical agile sprint framework.
1. In Q1, activities focus on initial planning, with "Sprint Planning Discovery," "Project Briefing and Take off," and "Research Planning." This phase sets the stage for the upcoming UX research sprint.Â
2. Q2 progresses into "Sprint Planning Conceptualization," delves into "UX Research Methodology," and explores specific "Research Questions (Qualitative & Quantitative)." This is when the research design takes a more concrete form.Â
3. Q3 builds on the research with "Sprint Planning“ Execution,""Schedule Qualitative Research,""Focus Groups," and "Usability Testing," where ideas are tested and data is collected.Â
4. Finally, Q4 centers around "Sprint Planning Evaluation," featuring "Ethnographic Research," "Guerilla Testing," and "Usability Test Evaluation." This is when findings are analyzed, and insights are gleaned.
Throughout the quarters, we see repeated blocks for "Sprint Review/Iteration," which suggests a cyclical assessment of the research process to incorporate new findings and adjust plans accordingly. "Sprint Retrospective" appears at the end of Q1, which reflects on the goals, constraints, and the sprints accomplishments, crucial for continuous improvement.
Use Cases:
Considering the nature of this strategic tool, it can find applications across various industries:
1. Technology:
Use: To plan and assess UX research for digital products.
Presenter: UX Research Lead.
Audience: Product development teams.
2. Healthcare:
Use: Developing user-centric healthcare applications.
Presenter: Healthcare IT Specialist.
Audience: Healthcare professionals and stakeholders.
3. Financial Services:
Use: For UX research in developing user-friendly financial tools and platforms.
Presenter: FinTech Product Manager.
Audience: Financial service design teams.
4. E-commerce:
Use: To enhance online shopping platforms through customer experience research.
Presenter: E-commerce Strategy Coordinator.
Audience: E-commerce managers and web developers.
5. Education:
Use: To design and improve educational technology and platforms.
Presenter: EdTech Project Manager.
Audience: Educators, administrative staff, and technology partners.
6. Automotive:
Use: For user research in car infotainment and dashboard usability.
Presenter: UX Designer for Automotive.
Audience: Automotive engineers and designers.
7. Gaming:
Use: To inform game design and interface improvements based on user research.
Presenter: Game UX Researcher.
Audience: Game developers and designers.
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