How I can help
The easiest way to stop users from being confused by your product is to test your product with as many people in your target market as possible.
I'm more than happy to conduct user interviews and usability testing sessions but sometimes we can learn a lot from product analytics.
Looking for quick wins? A UX audit will reveal any high-risk areas that may be confusing users in relation to usability best practices.
Services to consider:
- Product analytics will help us understand where most users are getting stuck and develop a list of assumptions to test in user interviews.
- A UX audit will reveal the highest usability risks in your product and help us identify quick wins for reducing confusion.
- User interviews will help us empathise with users and understand why they're confused.
Understanding users is essential when building great products. The more we know about user needs, motivations, and preferences, the better we can solve their problems.
Services to consider:
- Product analytics will help us understand how features are being used, the features being used the most, and the success rate of user flows.
- User interviews will give us a deeper insight into the jobs users are expecting to get done and the motivations behind why these jobs are important.
The fastest way to stop customer churn is to align your product offering with user expectations.
Services to consider:
- User interviews will help us understand user expectations and identify the biggest gaps in product functionality.
- Storyboarding and design prototypes will help us define solutions that remove gaps in user expectations and product functionality.
- Product analytics will help us understand which functionality is being used the most and reveal functionality users aren't interacting with (and might not be aware of).
- A UX audit will reveal any high-risk areas of your product considering usability best practices.
The fastest way to upgrade more users to paid plans is to align product functionality with solving user problems (and make sure problems are expensive enough that users want to pay for solutions).
Services to consider:
- User interviews will help us understand user problems and identify the biggest gaps in product functionality.
- Storyboarding and design prototypes will help us define solutions that remove gaps in user expectations and product functionality.
- Product analytics will help us understand which functionality is being used the most and reveal functionality users aren't interacting with (and might not be aware of).
- A UX audit will reveal any high-risk areas of your product considering usability best practices.
Adding new features is very exciting but before we jump into UI we need to validate direction as much as possible.
Services to consider:
- User interviews will help us test assumptions and make sure new features reflect user needs and solve user 'Jobs to Be Done'.
- Product analytics will help us predict the new feature usage and help us run tests that validate feature direction.
- Storyboarding and design prototypes will help us define new functionality and craft the final user experience.
Ready to fix your product?
Need to improve your product but not sure where to start?
A UX Audit is a great opportunity to find out the highest usability risks in your product without paying for a full redesign.
UX Audits are great for:
- Early-stage startups with an MVP who want quick wins for improving usability
- Startups with strong development capability in-house who prefer making changes themselves
- Startups planning a full redesign who want to reduce risk and test my services before committing to a larger project
Wish you knew more about how people interact with your product?
Setting up product analytics is a great way to understand your product KPIs and reveal how close you are to achieving success metrics.
Setting up product analytics is great for:
- Startups who want to track features and user flow performance against targets.
- Startups who want to track metrics like daily/weekly/monthly active users.
- Startups who want to learn more about user screen sizes, usage patterns, and device usage.
Already know what you need to improve but not sure how?
Workshops are a great way to rapidly ideate and solve problems quickly using design thinking methodologies. I deliver all workshops remotely with Miro.
Workshops are great for:
- Startups who understand their problems but need help coming up with creative solutions.
- Startups planning new features or a full redesign who want to explore all avenues before committing to a direction.
- Startups who want to create design artifacts that align teams (e.g. Customer Journey Maps, Product Roadmaps, and Jobs To Be Done statements).
Know what you want to achieve but need to translate ideas into designs?
Storyboarding is a great way to quickly plan out new user flows at a high level using wireframe kits.
Storyboarding is great for:
- Startups planning new features or redesigns who want to iterate designs quickly without delving into UI detail.
- Super-early-stage startups who want to plan MVP functionality.
- Startups who want to test my services before committing to a full design prototype project.
Ready to define the final UX/UI experience?
A design prototype is an interactive, high-fidelity representation of your product created with design software (I'll be using Figma). I'll record Loom videos of end-to-end user flows so you can share updates with your team effortlessly.
When to create a design prototype:
- We'll have collected data from user interviews, usability tests, or product analytics to understand the problem we're solving clearly.
- We'll have planned out solutions with storyboarding/low-fidelity design exercises.
- We'll have agreed on the visuality identity/brand direction of your product to make sure the experience I create communicates the correct brand values.