Research that ends the guessing.
Structured user interviews, UX audits, journey mapping and usability testing — so your next design decision is based on what people actually do, not what the loudest voice in the room believes.
What UX research actually gives you.
Research isn't a survey bolted onto the end of a project. Done properly, it's the material your product is designed from — a clear picture of who your users are, what they're trying to do, and where your product quietly gets in their way.
We run research in focused, practical formats: heuristic audits of your existing product, moderated user interviews, end-to-end journey maps, and usability tests on prototypes or live builds. Every format ends the same way — with synthesised findings and prioritised recommendations your team can act on immediately.
No hundred-page reports nobody reads. Findings are delivered as concise, visual documents designed to be argued with, shared and built on.
When research pays for itself.
You're building on assumptions
The roadmap is full, but nobody has spoken to a user in months. Research replaces internal opinions with observed behaviour.
Users drop off — and no one knows why
Analytics show where people leave, not why. Interviews and usability tests reveal the friction behind the numbers.
Every decision is a debate
When there's no shared picture of the user, design reviews become taste contests. Evidence gives the team something to agree on.
What's included.
- Stakeholder interviewsStructured sessions with your team to align on goals, constraints and what success looks like.
- User interviewsModerated conversations with real or target users, recruited against an agreed profile.
- Heuristic & UX auditA systematic review of your current product against usability principles and common failure patterns.
- Journey mappingEnd-to-end maps of what users do, think and feel across your product's key journeys.
- Usability testingModerated sessions on prototypes or live builds, observing where people hesitate, fail or give up.
- Findings & recommendationsA synthesised, prioritised report — ranked by impact and effort, ready for your roadmap.
How a research engagement runs.
Brief & plan
We agree on the research questions that matter, the user profiles to recruit and the right mix of methods for your budget and timeline.
Fieldwork
Interviews, audits or test sessions run over one to two weeks. You're welcome to observe any session — hearing users first-hand changes minds faster than any report.
Synthesis
Raw notes and recordings become patterns: themes, pain points, journeys and opportunity areas — organised by severity and frequency.
Report & roadmap
A findings presentation with your team, a written report, and a prioritised set of recommendations that feed straight into design or development planning.
Research rates, published.
UX Audit — A$1,250
User Journey Mapping — A$950
UX Research & User Interviews — A$2,400
Usability Testing — A$1,600 per round
Common questions about UX research.
Ready to stop guessing?
Tell us what you're trying to learn. We'll propose the smallest research program that gets you a confident answer.