9️⃣ Next in the Interviews series: recruiting the right participants. ✨ Whether you’re inviting your own audience or recruiting through a participant pool, the goal is the same: get the right people in so your team can spend more time learning. 👉buff.ly/paJfuZQ

✨ See how research, AI, and user testing with Useberry shaped Sofía’s finance app from design to development. Read the full story: buff.ly/f9EzdCz

George breaks down how to move from design assumption to testable question, choose the right method, and bring real user behavior back into the design process. 🔗 Read the full article on the Useberry blog: buff.ly/sZOqNvF

Frameworks are definitely useful but getting too attached to them might not be the best practice. In this clip, Chris Nguyen reflects on how he used to swear by the full design sprint process, and why he now prefers to remix, adapt, and adjust. Listen at useberry.com/podcast/

8️⃣ Interview templates and discussion guides. A discussion guide can help keep interviews focused without turning them into a strict script. If your interview prep starts with a blank doc and 30 questions, this one is for you. 👉 Read it here: buff.ly/6Ynk4OC

👀 Ever watched a user get stuck on something that sits just outside the happy path? George Kordatos shares how he thinks about designing for users who end up outside the expected flow, and how testing can help spot where the flow needs more support. 👇 buff.ly/ZXS12d9

7️⃣ New in the Interviews Guide: better questions for better conversations. The latest article covers how to write interview questions that are clear, neutral, and grounded in real experiences. 👉 Read it here: buff.ly/njmdHnG