PHILIP BURGESS

User experience (UX) research aims to understand how people interact with digital products and how to improve those interactions. One powerful method to refine designs and increase user satisfaction is multivariate testing. This approach allows researchers to test multiple variables at once, revealing which combinations work best. This post explains what multivariate testing is, how it differs from other testing methods, and how to apply it effectively in UX research. Dashboa

By Philip Burgess | UX Research Leader User experience (UX) design shapes how people interact with websites, apps, and digital products. But how do designers know which version of a design works best? A/B testing provides a clear answer by comparing two versions of a design to see which performs better. This method helps UX researchers make decisions based on real user behavior instead of assumptions. Comparing two webpage designs in A/B testing What Is A/B Testing in UX? A/B

By Philip Burgess | UX Research Leader Call centers often face high call volumes that strain resources and increase support costs. Many of these calls come from users struggling to navigate websites or apps. Improving user experience (UX) can reduce these calls by making digital interactions smoother and more intuitive. This post explores how UX improvements lower call center volume and support costs, with practical examples and clear benefits. Customer service desk with clea

By Philip Burgess - UX Research Leader Summary Philip Burgess led the creation and implementation of a structured UX research and optimization framework that translated user insights into measurable business outcomes. By connecting ROI modeling with a repeatable rollout process, this initiative empowered global teams to prioritize high-impact UX improvements, accelerate experimentation, and drive millions in revenue. Challenge Nu Skin’s digital teams needed a way to scale UX