Darcie Hannigan

Darcie Hannigan shares AnswerLab's guide for proving the ROI of UX research with concrete numbers. Useful when research leaders need a structured pitch to keep research budget.

Frauke Seewald

Frauke Seewald shows how to measure UX impact by setting a baseline, defining the target, and removing real obstacles. Useful when a designer needs to prove their work moved a business number.

Jesse Hoek

Tips on sharing bite-sized user research highlights teams will actually read. Useful when long reports go unread.

Carmen Simon

Carmen Simon shares four science-backed ways to be more persuasive. Useful when researchers want better ways to make findings stick.

Kai Wong

Argues that designers can use data storytelling to persuade teams and unlock bigger design changes, not just small button tweaks. Useful when design recommendations keep getting rejected and you need a stronger way to make the case.

Nikki Anderson-Stanier

Nikki Anderson-Stanier shows how to use benchmarking to prove UX value. Useful for researchers who need to make their work visible to leaders.

The Pony Studio Team

Practical example walking through how a team measured the impact of their design work. Useful when leaders want a real model to copy.

Annie Dunham

Annie Dunham shows how to look back and check if a product vision actually played out. Useful when teams want to learn from past visions before writing a new one.

Jodi Harris

Walks through how to pick goals, KPIs, and metrics for content marketing programs and shows how to track them across channels. Useful when a content team needs a starting framework to prove value and report performance to leaders.

Alison Harshbarger

Alison Harshbarger shares many ways to measure design impact, from business KPIs to qualitative stories. Useful when a design op leader wants a menu of measurement approaches to mix and match.

Jared M. Spool

Jared Spool explains how to pair metrics with emotional user stories so stakeholders feel the size of a problem. Useful when leaders want budget for UX work and numbers alone don't move the room.

Karri Ojanen

Karri Ojanen reflects on the paradox that great design often prevents problems, which makes its impact invisible to the business. Useful when leaders struggle to prove design's value because nothing 'broke'.

Victor Yocco, PhD

Victor Yocco on presenting UX research and design to stakeholders persuasively. Useful before a high-stakes review with execs.

Alexander Knoll

Three common hurdles when sharing UX research findings and how to clear them. Useful when researchers feel their findings keep getting lost.

Ania Mastalerz

Eight creative ways to share user research with the team. Useful when standard reports get ignored and you need fresh formats.

Matt Abrahams

Stanford's Matt Abrahams on how to persuade others and hold their attention. Useful when teams need to land research findings in a meeting.

Vitaly Friedman

Video by Vitaly Friedman on how designers can grow real impact at work. Useful when teams want a primer before building a measurement plan.

Janus Tiu

Tips on how to clearly tell the story of your UX work and its impact. Useful when designers want more pull in reviews and promo cases.

Devyani Jain

Resource guide for measuring the impact of UX research work. Useful when researchers need a checklist to start tracking their value.

Lindsey Wojtowicz

How to use performance metrics to measure the real impact of UX design. Useful when you need to show UX impact to leadership in numbers.