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Blending behavioral science with UX research to design experiences that support real human needs.

Dive into hands-on UX research, case studies, and practical insights—each project unpacks real challenges and reveals clear, actionable outcomes.

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Research that shapes better experiences

Welcome! Here you’ll find a curated selection of UX research projects, each with clear explanations of the process, challenges, and results. Whether you’re curious about how research informs design or looking for inspiration, these stories break down complex ideas into practical insights. Ready to see how thoughtful research can make a difference? Start exploring below.

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Featured research highlights

Dive into standout UX research projects that reveal how user insights lead to better design. See how methods like usability testing and user interviews help create experiences that are both intuitive and enjoyable. Ready to discover what makes great design work?

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“I have been teaching college classes for over 20 years to over 6,000 students at the University of New Mexico.  I cannot think of a person who has impressed me more with his work ethic, skills, or performance than Orlando .I never had a teaching assistant who was more dedicated, committed, and involved with the students or who I could trust more to always get the job done. Orlando consistently went above and beyond what he was asked to do and raised the bar for all of the other teaching assistants.”

Dr Bruce W Smith Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Psychology
University of New Mexico

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