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Article by Jason Stockwell, Digital Insight Lead at People for Research When we think about user research, one of the first questions we’re often faced with is “qual or quant?”. Why is it this way? …

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Article by Jason Stockwell, Digital Insight Lead at People for Research Quick disclaimer before we start: Data sampling is simple, it is the method in which we choose a sample group of participants to take part in research. But it’s also one of the most important steps of your research…

With the 17th May roadmap milestone right around the corner, it feels like the UK is getting ready to get back to normality. We have run a series of surveys during the pandemic focusing on mental health, physical health and people’s behaviour, to try and better understand how people are…

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It’s made headlines in the last couple of weeks, here’s what is going wrong with the UK Disability survey and what best practice would look like. This blog first appeared on the People for Research website The media caught wind of a massive issue this week, after the UK Disability…

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Not all card sorts are the same. In this article, Jason Stockwell breaks down the differences and the benefits of each card sort type. — By Jason Stockwell, Insights Marketing Manager at People for Research We’re reaching a stage where people are starting to wonder what a post-pandemic world will look like. …