UX Research & Discovery

Coaching & Mentoring

Your needs

Pain point : The corporate products used by reservation agents (atom, smartscripts, tickit) are complex and the agents can sometimes waste a lot of time using it.


Context : The reservation agents work in an open space next to the product owner team which is composed of 4 product owners who manage their own product.


Opportunity : If product owners can better observe and understand the user experience of reservation agents, they can then suggest improvements to their working conditions.


Means to achieve it: UX Research Coaching and mentoring.

Combining theory and practice.

Master in Cognitive Psychology


8 years of UX research for a CAC 40 company


Used to working in the Discovery phase with the PO


Design for all, even for people with special needs: elderly and blind people


Experience in BtoE, including a CRM project for 1200 customer advisors

My expertise

Our collaboration

More than just training.

After the theoretical part, learn by doing a real project with a UX research expert close to your needs.


Two in one: consultant and coach.

As a consultant for a client, I study each of your product in detail.

And I train the product owners in this approach so that they can then use it independently.

Double benefit

Consulting:

  • an expert diagnosis of your current situation
  • some rapid improvement paths for your products
  • a roadmap for a long term UX strategy

Coaching:

  • 4 PO trained in in the basics of UX research

Theoretical Part

Bases on psychology


Role and responsibilities of UX Researcher


Resources to go further: podcasts, articles, books

What is UX Research?

2 hours

Why you should do UX Research ?

Focus: Discovery for a Product Owner


Focus BtoE: Benefits for employees and for company


Stakeholder management

4 hours

When should we do UX Research ?

Type of projects


Iterative Process

Double Diamand

Design Sprint


Time and Resources

4 hours

16 hours (on site)

How to conduct UX Research ?

Qualitative and quantitative methods


Focus on interviews, surveys and usability test


Tools that help!


Results analysis, KPI


Results presentation and UX Repository

6 hours

Practical Part

For each product owner, we prioritise a project to study together.

Here you can see an optimized planning for 1 project.


  1. Select a real project to start work on (2 hours: on site)
  2. Conduct the research (14 hours, see examples below*)
  3. Analyse research results (4 hours)
  4. Synthesise and communicate the results (4 hours)
  5. Create a global user Research Plan for the future (4 hours)

28 hours per project.

The coaching can last several months, depending on the availability of the PO and the project we choose.

*Examples of research methods

We will choose the best method to meet your needs.

Generative interviews : discover new information about your users’ goals and motivations

  • Write the interview guide: 4 hours
  • Organise the interviews: 2 hours
  • Conduct 6 interviews: 8 hours

Qualitative usability test : perfect for assessing a specific product solution to ensure it’s easy to use and works as intended

  • Create the usability test plan: 4 hours
  • Organise the tests: 2 hours
  • Carry out 5 usability tests: 8 hours

Make our Product Owners Champions of the Discovery of their users’ needs

Theoretical Part for everyone: 3000€

  • Common basis: 16 hours
  • included: time to prepare your personalised training + session videos + printable summaries

Practical Part for 1 project: 2500€

  • Personalised coaching: 28h
  • included: my own consulting report
  • not included: travel expenses
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Total cost for 4 Projects: 13 000€

-> 3250€/project

Planning proposal 1

Tue 25/04

8h30-9h: coffee


9h-11h: What

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11h15:-12h15: Why


12h15-14h: Lunch


14h-16h: Why

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16h15- 17h15: Why

Wed 26/04

8h30-9h: coffee


9h-11h: When

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11h15:-12h15: When


12h15-14h: Lunch


14-15: When

15-16h: How

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16h15-18h15: How

Thu 27/04

8h30-9h: coffee


9h-11h: How

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11h15:-12h15: How


12h15-14h: Lunch


14h-15h: Shadow 1

15h-16h: Shadow 2

16h-17h: Shadow 3

17h-18h: Shadow 4

Planning proposal 2

Tue 25/04

8h30-9h: coffee


9h-11h: What

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11h15:-12h15: Why


12h15-14h: Lunch


14h-16h: Why


16h15- 17h15: Shadow 1

Wed 26/04

8h30-9h: coffee


9h-11h: Why + When


11h15:-12h15: Shadow 2


12h15-14h: Lunch


14h-16h: When

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16h15-17h15: When


17h15-18h15: Shadow 3

Thu 27/04

8h30-9h: coffee


9h-11h: How

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11h15:-12h15: How


12h15-14h: Lunch


14h-16h: How

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16h15-17h15: How


17h15-18h15: Shadow 4

Jean Sebastien FRERE


10 years of experience in UX and Market Research


After working in agencies and then for an advertiser,

he decided to start as a freelance UX & Market Research Project Manager.


Today, he is also recruiter of UX freelance to help his clients with their qualitative and quantitative studies in France and abroad. He knows exactly which profile is best suited for each project.


He will support our collaboration by adding his own expertise.


additional cost: 10%

My reference

To go further (optional)

Let's continue to develop your skills through a mentoring programme

Focus on a specific UX Research Method

Short and straightforward training to implement an additional specific method.



2 hours visio

250€

Focus on your project


coaching, strategic advice, interview guides


12 hours visio

(max 2 hours per week until 3O/11/2023)

1200€

Let's work together!

Let's talk 20 minutes !

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“Take care of the people, the products and the profits — in that order”

Ben Horowitz

Let's go with the Discovery Framing Checklist!

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1. Start with clear outcomes

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Business outcome: what's most important to the business right now?


Product outcome: what change needs to happen within the product in order to drive the business outcome?

-> PRIORITIZE 1 PRODUCT OUTCOME (see examples below)


  • clear and mesurable
  • within your control
  • defined by yourself
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Customers can be employees

increasing employee satisfaction, productivity, sales, ROI, growth,

greater collaboration between teams...

2. Select a target profile

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Hot target: who has the most direct and/or significant impact on the product outcome?


Cold target: who has an indirect and/or less significant impact on the product outcome?

-> PRIORITIZE 1 TARGET PROFILE


  • clear criteria based on usage, roles, behaviours, emotions


3. Review existing work

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What has been discovered or delivered so far?

What do you know about the target profile's needs, struggles, wishes?


Opportunities: which opportunity has the most potential to drive the outcome?


Solutions: which solution has the most potential to deliver the outcome? How does the product address the identified opportunities?

-> TRY TO MAP AS MUCH AS YOU KNOW

4. Identify riskiest areas

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intuition

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impact

-> PRIORITISE ONE RISKIEST AREA

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Summarise in 1 Discovery Plan