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Research Process & Practices

How We Do Research

At Dev Launchers, we prioritize actionable insights, accessibility, and a spirit of curiosity in every step of our research process. We value user feedback and combine qualitative and quantitative methods to ensure inclusive, user-centric solutions. Collaboration across teams is key, as we iterate on ideas, refine strategies, and strive for impactful outcomes. New researchers are encouraged to deeply engage with users, stay curious, and embrace continuous improvement to uphold our commitment to creating accessible and meaningful designs.

The Steps of the Research Process

Our research process is structured to ensure efficiency and meaningful results:

Planning & Strategy: Define goals, scope, and methods for a structured approach.
Research Methods (Qualitative & Quantitative): Select techniques to gather valuable insights.
Data Collection & Analysis: Organize and interpret data to uncover actionable findings.
Reporting & Presenting Findings: Share results through clear, impactful presentations to inform decisions.

Planning & Strategy

Research Methods (Qualitative & Quantitative)

Tools:

Figma - Brainstorming

Miro - Workspaces

FigJam

Usability Testing on Mobile Devices Remotely

A quick and easy way to conduct usability testing remotely using mobile devices with Google Meet.

Overview

This guide is to help UX Researchers conduct usability tests on mobile devices.

Video Walkthrough

7MBUsablity_Testing_Mobile.mp4

Steps

Step

Image Reference

Create an event on your Dev Launchers Google Calendar

Add Google Meet video conferencing

UX Researcher and Testing Participant join the video conference on laptop or desktop

Participant opens the event on their mobile device from Google Calendar or their Gmail Invitation

Participant while still in the call on their laptop/desktop will Join with Google Meet from their mobile device

After joining on their mobile device they should have two participants with their account in the meeting

Clicking on the three dots in the menu bar next to end call will open up a call options menu where they can share their screen

Participant should confirm the consent request for screen sharing

The screenshare of their phone should display in the meeting chat, if it does not appear have them attempt to share screen once more as sometimes a second Screen Share is needed for privacy settings. They can then freely navigate away from the call screen to the website or prototype link you are testing.

To stop sharing their screen at the end of the test they can click the same dot menu button and Stop Screenshare

Data Collection & Analysis

**link to recruitment sheet

Reporting & Presenting Findings