I reached out on tech Twitter for user research questions and ideas.
With the help of 🙏generous minds from tech founders & product managers, I decided to curate these Qs in one doc.
If you're building tech startups, user research is a critical activity to product development, features prioritization, iteration & roadmapping. It gives you insight to building something people will actually want.
Want to add your answer? Tweet your reply here, so I can add them in this doc.
<aside> 📌 Walk me through your workflow
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https://twitter.com/emilyhlai/status/1268916498879348737?s=20
<aside> 📌 What's the hardest part about...
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https://twitter.com/NGoerne/status/1268946825643515905?s=20
<aside> 📌 Why is your current approach not sufficient?
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https://twitter.com/misterparker/status/1268930485004062720?s=20
<aside> 📌 Ask concrete past examples
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https://twitter.com/stubalcombe/status/1269274829926076417?s=20
<aside> 📌 How are you doing it today?
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https://twitter.com/hipreetam93/status/1268921690525888515?s=20
<aside> 📌 What's the alternative solution?
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https://twitter.com/han_asoka/status/1268924258018680834?s=20
<aside> 📌 Map words with action
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https://twitter.com/ak_tart/status/1269089094530785280?s=20
<aside> 📌 Where are you spending most time?
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https://twitter.com/im_usamakhalid/status/1269146517094502401?s=20
<aside> 📌 Can you tell me more about that?
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https://twitter.com/pradipcloud/status/1269895893437886464?s=20
<aside> 📌 "Why". Observe from users' journey. Find frustrations & opportunities
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https://twitter.com/tmlee/status/1269081542342500355?s=20
<aside> 📌 Why do you find X too confusing?
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https://twitter.com/jimmylittle/status/1268942667343294464?s=20
<aside> 📌 How much would you pay?
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https://twitter.com/naz_09/status/1269135399873662978?s=20
<aside> 📌 How would you feel
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https://twitter.com/josberco/status/1269278000308051968?s=20