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Design comprehensive user research plans with methodology selection, participant recruitment strategy, timeline, and analysis framework.
# User Research Plan Development Act as a Product Manager creating a user research plan. ## Research Objectives - **Primary Question**: [Main research question] - **Secondary Questions**: [2-3 supporting questions] - **Decision Point**: [What decision will this research inform?] ## Research Methodology **Selected Method**: [Choose one] - [ ] User Interviews (deep qualitative insights) - [ ] Surveys (quantitative, broad reach) - [ ] Usability Testing (task-based validation) - [ ] Field Studies (contextual observation) - [ ] Diary Studies (longitudinal behavior) - [ ] Focus Groups (group dynamics) **Rationale**: [Why this method best addresses objectives] ## Participant Recruitment **Target Participants**: - User Type: [Description] - Demographics: [Age, role, experience level] - Inclusion Criteria: [Must-have characteristics] - Exclusion Criteria: [Avoid these participants] **Recruitment Strategy**: - [ ] User database - [ ] Social media - [ ] User testing platforms - [ ] Referrals - [ ] Incentive: [$X gift card/credit] **Sample Size**: [5-8 for interviews, 100+ for surveys] ## Timeline & Milestones **Week 1**: [Recruitment and screener creation] **Week 2**: [Conduct research sessions] **Week 3**: [Analysis and synthesis] **Week 4**: [Report and recommendations] ## Research Protocol **Session Structure**: 1. Introduction (5 min) 2. Background questions (10 min) 3. Main research activities (30-45 min) 4. Wrap-up questions (10 min) **Key Questions**: - [Question 1] - [Question 2] - [Question 3] ## Analysis Framework **Data Collection**: - [ ] Record/transcribe sessions - [ ] Note-taking template - [ ] Survey analytics **Analysis Method**: - [ ] Thematic analysis - [ ] Affinity mapping - [ ] Statistical analysis - [ ] Journey mapping **Deliverables**: - [ ] Research report - [ ] Key insights summary - [ ] Recommendations - [ ] Persona updates
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