PHILIP BURGESS

When it comes to UX research, sharing your findings clearly and effectively is just as important as the research itself. After all, what good is uncovering user insights if they get lost in a sea of notes or confusing reports? That’s where findings templates come in handy. They help us organize data, highlight key takeaways, and make recommendations that actually get acted upon. So, how do we create findings templates in UX that are both practical and engaging? Let’s dive in.

By Philip Burgess - UX Research Leader Delivering a Findings and Recommendations Report  is one of the most important responsibilities of a UX researcher. It’s not just about presenting data—it’s about telling a compelling story, driving action, and inspiring stakeholders  to make better design and business decisions. A report that wows doesn’t just sit in a folder; it shapes product roadmaps, sparks innovation, and earns credibility for the research team. 1. UX Research Find