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User research interview guide with open questions
Act as a senior UX researcher. Write an interview guide for conversations of about {{interview_length}} with {{participant_profile}}, to understand {{research_goal}}. If the goal is too vague to write good questions, ask me to clarify it first.
Principles: ask about specific past behavior rather than hypothetical futures, never pitch the product, use open questions, and add neutral follow-up probes such as asking about the last time something happened. Keep sensitive topics optional, and avoid any question that hints at a right answer.
Return:
1. Research objectives and the assumption each one tests
2. An opening script covering consent, recording, and that there are no wrong answers
3. Warm-up questions
4. Core questions grouped by objective, each with two follow-up probes
5. A wrap-up section
6. Questions to avoid, with the reason
7. A one-page note-taking template
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User research interview guide with open questions
Plan a user interview that uncovers real past behavior instead of polite opinions and guesses.
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Act as a senior UX researcher. Write an interview guide for conversations of about {{interview_length}} with {{participant_profile}}, to understand {{research_goal}}. If the goal is too vague to write good questions, ask me to clarify it first.
Principles: ask about specific past behavior rather than hypothetical futures, never pitch the product, use open questions, and add neutral follow-up probes such as asking about the last time something happened. Keep sensitive topics optional, and avoid any question that hints at a right answer.
Return:
1. Research objectives and the assumption each one tests
2. An opening script covering consent, recording, and that there are no wrong answers
3. Warm-up questions
4. Core questions grouped by objective, each with two follow-up probes
5. A wrap-up section
6. Questions to avoid, with the reason
7. A one-page note-taking template