As a lead product designer, I understand that great design is not just about aesthetics, but also about solving real problems for real people.

User Research

User research and analysis are at the core of my design process. Before starting any design project, I conduct user research to gain a deep understanding of the target audience. I use a variety of research methods, such as surveys, interviews, and usability testing, to gather insights into users’ needs, goals, and pain points.

By conducting user research, I can create user personas and customer journeys that help me empathize with the target audience and design products that meet their needs.

 

Analysis

Once I have gathered user insights, I analyze the data to identify patterns, trends, and opportunities. I use this analysis to inform the design direction and make data-driven decisions throughout the design process.

For example, if the research reveals that users have difficulty completing a certain task, I might redesign the user interface to make the task easier to accomplish.

Benefits

By incorporating user research and analysis into my design process, I can:

 

Design products that are tailored to the needs of the target audience.

-Create user experiences that are intuitive and easy to use.

-Improve the success rate of products by reducing user errors and confusion.

-Reduce the risk of costly redesigns by designing products that are right the first time.

Examples

Here are a few examples of how I have used user research and analysis to inform my design decisions:

-In a project for a mobile app, I conducted user interviews to understand the pain points of users. Based on the feedback, I redesigned the user interface to simplify the navigation and make it easier for users to find what they need.

-In a project for a web-based platform, I conducted usability testing to identify areas of the interface that were causing confusion for users. Based on the findings, I redesigned the interface to make it more intuitive and user-friendly.

-In a project for a SaaS company, I conducted surveys to gather feedback from users. Based on the survey results, I created user personas that helped me understand the different types of users and their needs.

Frequently asked questions

I usually work on B2C software, that's my forte--where I shine best. But I also have about 15 B2B software products in my portfolio. I do end-to-end product design + branding.

I take a problem-forward approach. Whether we're iterating on an existing product or building a new one from scratch, how to solve the user's problem in the simplest way possible is my first concern. Send me an email to understand my process in depth!

I quote a price upfront--so that you know exactly what you're paying and for what, and there are no surprises later. The exact cost of your project depends on the scope and requirements!

I work in Bangladesh Standard Time (GMT +6), but I'm always ready to help out in emergencies, no matter the hour.

The best metrics are customer adoption, happiness, task success, and engagement. There are a number of frameworks such as the System Usability Scale that help us understand product performance and I'm happy to help with that.

I always make sure to help out my clients one month after the project ends, for free. For any help post that, we can work out an ongoing arrangement!