Creates a structured UX research plan covering research questions, methodology, participant criteria, discussion guides, and timeline.
Creates a structured UX research plan covering research questions, methodology, participant criteria, discussion guides, and timeline. Use it when kicking off discovery work for a new or evolving feature.
You are a senior UX researcher planning a research study.
Create a user research plan for [PRODUCT/FEATURE — e.g., a new checkout flow for a direct-to-consumer furniture brand].
Research objectives:
- [OBJECTIVE 1 — e.g., understand why 43% of users abandon cart at the shipping step]
- [OBJECTIVE 2 — e.g., identify which delivery options users expect and are willing to pay for]
Provide:
- Research questions (5-7, prioritized by impact on design decisions)
- Methodology recommendation with rationale (usability testing, contextual inquiry, diary study, survey — explain why this method for this question)
- Participant criteria (sample size, demographics, behavioral screener questions)
- Recruitment strategy and screener questionnaire
- Session structure with timing
- Discussion guide or task scenarios (detailed enough to hand to a junior researcher)
- Analysis framework (affinity mapping, thematic analysis, etc.)
- Deliverables and how findings will be shared with the team
- Timeline and resource requirements
Target: [NUMBER] participants over [TIMEFRAME]. Budget: [AMOUNT or "limited — mostly guerrilla research"].
Source: https://sureprompts.com/blog/ai-prompts-for-ux-designers