Method
Diary Studies
Capturing real-world insights, we will use Diary Studies to track user behaviors, experiences, and emotions over time, uncovering patterns and pain points in context.
- Understanding user habits and challenges often requires more than snapshots—it demands a deeper look at day-to-day experiences. Diary Studies provide this perspective by having participants document their thoughts, actions, and feelings as they occur.
- This method highlights behavioral trends, emotional triggers, and unmet needs, offering rich, qualitative data to inform decisions.
- By collecting insights over time, teams can identify recurring patterns, contextual influences, and moments of friction that might otherwise go unnoticed.
- Diary Studies create a window into users’ lives, revealing opportunities to improve interactions, simplify workflows, and enhance satisfaction.
- Findings from this method guide experience design, uncover innovation opportunities, and help build empathy-driven solutions.
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