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ux-research-discovery-testing

Use when planning UX research, discovery interviews, usability tests, synthesis, or evidence-backed product recommendations.

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# UX Research Discovery Testing

## Purpose

Help an agent make better product, UX, UI, and frontend recommendations by grounding them in user goals, observed behavior, business outcomes, and testable evidence. Use this skill to choose just-enough research methods, write interview and usability-test plans, synthesize findings, identify opportunities, and explain evidence-backed product decisions.

It is an operating manual for doing practical research under real product constraints.

## When to use this skill

Use this skill when the user asks you to:

- Plan discovery, customer interviews, field visits, contextual inquiry, or stakeholder interviews.
- Review, critique, redesign, or generate a UI where user behavior, task success, accessibility, or product outcomes matter.
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