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During this unsettling time where many teams are having to re-think their approach to research projects, we have received a host of enquiries about access to participants for remote research. With most people in the UK staying at home now, recruitment for remote research is more effective than ever as people have more availability.  InRead more

Mostly business as usual with remote working For the last 3 weeks we have been working closely with all our clients to ensure we can continue to keep projects and programmes on track during these challenging times – generally this has just been a simple move to increased remote working with little, if any, disruption.Read more

Request our free template which will guide you through the process of determining which UX services you need – and which UX agency is best placed to provide them.Read more

We at Bunnyfoot complete a lot of user tests on a day to day basis, many of us having years, and some, even centuries of experience in moderating user testing sessions. With each of us adopting our own unique ways of note taking, I want to share with you our top tips and tricks toRead more

At Bunnyfoot, we tend to spend more time running one-to-one user research sessions than focus groups. This isn’t to say, however, that focus groups can’t be a useful tool for gaining opinions on a particular product or service. In this blog post, we outline our top tips for running a successful focus group based onRead more

We have had a lot of questions recently about how we run usability testing in virtual reality environments so we put together some tips that should help you avoid pitfalls your first time around. At Bunnyfoot we spend a lot of time looking at new technology. In particular, virtual reality has been a hot topic thisRead more

Here at Bunnyfoot we’re always looking to improve and innovate on our processes, methodologies and equipment. As a User Experience Consultancy, testing our products on customers is at the very centre of what we do. Innovation in testing is pivotal for us to have the most natural way to observe our participants. Over the last 3Read more

An introduction to card sorting Card sorting. It’s really as simple as it sounds, but one of the most effective tools in user centred design to understand how your customers navigate to structure your content and name your sections. I’m going to use this blog post to try and give you an overview of cardRead more

Personas. You’ve probably heard of them and maybe you understand them, or maybe you don’t. That’s OK – these little chaps seem to receive a lot of attention and yet we are frequently asked by our clients what they actually are. They are a key part of ensuring you stick to your user centred designRead more

Wireframing with a desktop app? Oh come on – that’s so 2009. Recent months have seen a slew of online web apps specifically for the creation of low-fidelity, clickable prototypes. It all started with “Balsamiq” some time ago now (complete with Comic Sans default font scandal) and has quickly progressed to an alarming array ofRead more