Research Methods

• Comparisons: A method of analyzing similar products to identify potential improvements or market opportunities.
• Questionnaires: A research tool consisting of a series of questions designed to gather information from a large audience quickly.
• Surveys: A broader research method similar to questionnaires, used to collect data from a larger population on various topics.
• Tests and Test Rigs: Physical assessments conducted on products to evaluate their durability, performance, and safety.
• User Trials: Observational studies where real users interact with a product in controlled settings to provide feedback on usability and performance.
• User Trips: A method where designers use competitor products or prototypes themselves to assess their performance and usability.