PHILIP BURGESS

Creating a UX insight library is essential for teams aiming to capture, organize, and reuse valuable user experience knowledge. Without a clear structure, insights can become scattered, lost, or difficult to apply in future projects. A well-designed UX insight library template helps teams save time, improve design decisions, and maintain consistency across products. This post explores how to build an effective UX insight library template that supports knowledge reusability. I

By Philip Burgess | UX Research Leader When you need fast feedback on a product or feature, setting up a full usability study can feel overwhelming. I’ve been there—tight deadlines, limited resources, and pressure to move quickly. That’s why I developed a lightweight usability testing template that helps me run quick, internal tests without sacrificing valuable insights. This approach saves time and keeps the focus on what really matters: understanding how users interact with

By Philip Burgess | UX Research Leader When working on user experience (UX) projects, one challenge I often face is managing the wealth of insights gathered from research sessions, usability tests, and user interviews. These insights are valuable, but without a clear system to organize and reuse them, they tend to get lost or forgotten. That’s why I decided to create a UX insight library template—a structured way to capture, store, and retrieve UX knowledge for future project