A practical UX research blog focused on templates, tools, metrics, AI workflows, ResearchOps, and real-world case studies to help teams deliver high-impact research.

UX researchers, UX designers, product managers, UX leaders, ResearchOps practitioners, and anyone involved in user-centered product development.

The site is created and maintained by Philip Burgess, (phil@uxresearchblog.com) a UX Research Leader with 20+ years of experience building and scaling research teams. You can find other insights and references to Phil's work on his personal site https://www.philipburgess.net, (https://www.philipburgess.net,)through his Medium articles https://medium.com/@phil_16827, (https://medium.com/@phil_16827,)and at LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/philip-burgess-0a1542122/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/philip-burgess-0a1542122/) To contact Phil, use the contract form or reach directly out to him at phil@uxresearchblog.com (phil@philipburgess.net)

UX research methods, usability testing, research strategy, UX metrics & KPIs, ResearchOps, AI in UX research, templates & tools, case studies, and career growth.

New posts are published regularly, with a focus on quality, practical value, and relevance to modern UX teams.

Yes. Content is grounded in hands-on UX research leadership, enterprise work, and applied best practices — not theory alone.

All templates are free. Each post clearly explains what’s included. Check out the Resources (https://www.uxresearchblog.com/resources)tab for free templates and links to other UXR related resources

Yes. All templates are designed to be flexible and adaptable for different teams, industries, and research maturity levels.

Yes. The site includes AI-powered workflows, prompt libraries, and guidance on how to use AI responsibly in UX research.

Some content may be AI-assisted, but all articles are reviewed, refined, and validated through human expertise and real-world UX research experience.

No. The blog focuses on how AI can augment UX researchers — not replace critical thinking, empathy, or judgment.

Yes. Case studies focus on measurable outcomes, strategic impact, and lessons learned — with sensitive details anonymized when needed.

Absolutely. There are beginner-friendly guides, templates, and explanations alongside advanced leadership and strategy content.

Yes. Many articles focus on scaling research, proving ROI, ResearchOps, team leadership, and stakeholder influence.

Yes. You can subscribe to receive new posts, templates, and UX research insights directly to your inbox.

Yes, with proper attribution and a link back to UXResearchBlog.com.

Select collaborations may be considered. Use the contact page to reach out with details.

Some articles may include tool reviews or references. Any affiliations or partnerships are disclosed transparently.

You can reach out through the site’s contact page (top navigation) or connect via LinkedIn.(https://www.linkedin.com/in/philip-burgess-0a1542122/)