
- Sage
We talked to over 155 UXers, 58 researchers, 42 designers, and 41 researcher-designers from 23 countries to answer one crucial question: Is there a gap between UX research and design?
Research teams spend most of their time getting insight into the needs and actions of their users. However, these insights do not always inform design decisions, with useful findings getting lost in the ‘gap’ between the research taking place and the final design
being released.
As the UK’s leading design transformation agency, Clearleft undertook research into whether there’s a gap between research and design and, if so, what can be done to help bridge that gap.
The gap between research results and the ultimate design solution is the result of a process that doesn’t connect the dots from user to final product.
Download the full report to discover what our research revealed about the relationship between UX research and design—and how your team can benefit from these findings.