Questionardo is young and promising UK startup that wants to make a revolution in marketing research ecosystem. They are harnessing the power of AI to run, analyze and activate on comprehensive research programmes, all within a single, easy to use platform.
Marketing research is complex and time consuming task that requires seasoned experts and their experience to provide great results. Often, these researches are not affordable and accessible to vast number of brands.
QuDo provides comprehensive survey instruments to precisely fit market research needs as well as advanced analysis and segmentation developed to surface the insights to customer groups which really matter. Last, but not the least, QuDo lets you translate your research data to actionable insights designed to improve your digital and creative output.
We have approached QuDo with upmost attention to detail and a very clear picture of proto persona provided by the Client. Our process consists of the following steps:
Probably one of the most important steps in application such as QuDo are User Flows. We try to put ourselves in users shoes and see what are the most frequent operations that need to be done. Then, the “easiest” part is making these operations as simple as possible while maintaining visual appeal and ease of use.
Before getting to design stage, we always create interactive prototypes. They allow both the team and the customers to understand how the product will work.
Interactive prototypes are also a perfect way to run user testing without expensive full-fledges development.
Specifically because this approach preforms well on the front-end as well.
We follow the principle of atomic design when building design systems. Specifically because this approach preforms well on the front-end as well.
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We follow the principle of atomic design when building design systems. Specifically because this approach preforms well on the front-end as well.
