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Organizing information · User research

Learn about real tasks, frustrations and priorities through a focused survey.

Understanding how you work

We are exploring better tools for organizing information. Tell us about your latest experience finding, organizing and reusing material. Choose what reflects your experience; this demo does not require your name or contact details.

Your working habits

What is your main context for organizing information? *
Which difficulties do you encounter most often? *
How often did you organize information in the past month? *
Which improvement would you prioritize? *

Connecting…

How responses will be used

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Understand the task first

Group responses by context and frequency, then read the open answers. Small samples help identify problems; they do not represent all users.

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Validate the findings

Turn recurring difficulties into hypotheses, test them through interviews and prototypes, then prioritize features.

Using this template

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Prepare your materials

Target participants; Research questions; Data-use statement

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Keep and adapt

Preserve the logical relationships and data bindings. Adapt the sections and visual design to your readers, brand and actual materials.

Brands, projects, interviews and operating data in this template are fictional examples. They do not represent customers, research findings or investment advice. Preview forms do not collect or save answers.