Experience Design · UX/UI Design Agency

UX research that changes decisions, not fills reports

We validate hypotheses with real users before investing in design or development. The earlier the research, the cheaper it is to change course.

What it is for

The problem we solve.

Launching a product without having spoken to a user is the most expensive recipe for failure. UX research is not a luxury: it is the difference between investing six months in a feature nobody asked for or detecting the real friction in the journey in one week of interviews.

At Hi Labs we combine qualitative methods (interviews, moderated tests, diary studies) with quantitative ones (behaviour analytics, surveys, benchmarks) to give you the full picture before moving a single design pixel.

What is included

  • Research plan with clear objectives and questions
  • Participant recruitment matching your target
  • Remote or in-person interviews (5-12 per iteration)
  • Moderated usability tests on prototype or product
  • Thematic analysis and a prioritised friction map
  • Executive report with actionable recommendations
How we do it

Our process for UX Research.

01

Brief and plan

We agree on questions, metrics and profiles. We deliver a signed plan in under a week.

02

Recruitment

We find participants who match your real target, not convenient profiles.

03

Fieldwork

Interviews, tests and observation. We share key clips almost live.

04

Synthesis

We turn hours of recordings into insights prioritised by impact and effort.

When you need UX research

Four typical signals: you are about to launch a new product, your funnel drops at a point you don't understand, product decisions are based on internal opinions, or you want to redesign but don't know where to start.

In all those cases, a short research iteration reduces investment risk and provides real ammunition to prioritise the roadmap.

Contact

Shall we talk about your next project?

Tell us what you want to achieve. We reply within 24 working hours with an honest first assessment.