Tagging Insights for Smarter Decisions

In this session, we explored how to build a structured and efficient UX repository to centralize insights, streamline collaboration, and make data-informed design decisions. Together, we worked through approaches to organizing both qualitative and quantitative data in ways that ensure insights are accessible and actionable for the entire team.

Key Takeaways:

• Understanding UX Repositories: We defined what a UX repository is, why it’s essential for scaling research impact, and how it benefits cross-functional teams.

• Tagging for Organization: We discussed practical strategies for tagging and categorizing findings to make data easier to retrieve, analyze, and share.

• Exploring Tools: We looked at tools like Notion, Airtable, and Figma plugins, and how they can be adapted for managing research insights.

• Real-World Applications: I shared real-life examples from my experience to illustrate how repositories improve decision-making and design iteration.

• Hands-On Practice: We worked on a mock repository to practice tagging insights and organizing data.

Learning Outcomes:
By the end of the session, we were able to:

1. Understand the key components of a UX repository and its role in a design process.

2. Develop strategies for tagging and organizing research data.

3. Select the right tools to create and manage a repository tailored to team workflows.

4. Apply repository techniques to streamline collaboration and improve the usability of research findings.

5. Practice organizing and tagging insights in a structured way.

Who This Was For:

This session was designed for UX researchers and designers who want to maximize the impact of their research by organizing and sharing insights effectively. Whether you’re working in a startup or an enterprise setting, this session provided practical tools and methods you can implement immediately.

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