
The UX design process has six stages, and while each stage is critical, the research stage can make or break a design.
That’s why UX researchers focus on evaluating a user’s experience with a product and what can be changed to improve that product. They apply numerous different research methods and tools to test products, learn how users interact with products and understand how users can best achieve their goals with a product.
To conduct this research, several tools are used that cover a wide range of objectives. Here’s our list of the top tools for conducting UX research with users and some of their pros and cons.
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