I help your team go from uncertainty to strategic impact through research and storytelling
Hey there! I’m Christine, a full-stack design researcher. I translate data into actionable insights that business leaders use to inform successful product and service strategy, and I strive to demonstrate how keeping real people and their needs at the forefront of decision-making supports the bottom line and achieves business goals.
Featured case studies 🔎
I’ve done research with all kinds of people! Think preschoolers and teachers to restaurant owners, credit card users, and tattoo artists.
For a sneak peek at how I’ve partnered with product teams to better understand and design experiences for these kinds of users, read these case studies:
A typical day in my life 👩🏻💻
Conduct all kinds of qualitative research in any environment
1-on-1 interviews, contextual inquiries, usability testing, diary studies, ride-alongs
participatory research, co-creation
remote, in-lab, in-home, on-the-street
moderated, unmoderated
Often supported by larger scale quantitative methods and partners:
surveys, A/B tests, card sorts, experiments, web analytics, eye tracking
Lead research from start-to-finish
Develop research plans to understand complex product landscapes and user needs
Anticipate risks and solve challenges with out-of-the-box solutions
Recruit participants
Manage research teams, timelines, and budgets
Analyze multiple data streams
Present a coherent and actionable narrative
Produce videos that bring the user experience to life and help stakeholders walk in their shoes
Breakdown silos and collaborate with product leaders, including:
Directors of Product, Design, CS, etc.
UX Designers
Product Managers
Marketers
Engineers
Data Scientists
Evangelize a human-centered approach
Teach others how to research
Proactive communication
Experiment and improve internal research flows
Bring stakeholders into the process, early!
Balance research rigor with the demands of the speed and budget of business.
Use an equity framework throughout the research process — ask me about it!
Storytelling is a powerful way to make change.
There’s always more we can learn.
If it’s good for people, it’s probably also good for business.