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Tania Clarke
Tania Clarke is a B2B SaaS product marketer focused on using customer research and market insight to shape positioning, messaging, and go-to-market strategy.
1-2 weeks→2-3 days
Unmoderated testing turnaround
Unmoderated testing: how to run UX research without being in the room
Unmoderated testing lets you validate usability with real customers in days, not weeks. Learn when to use it, how to run a study, and the mistakes that waste your data.
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Reactive→Proactive
Proving research ROI
The ROI framework for research teams
Trevor Calabro breaks down his five-step framework for measuring the ROI of research, and in doing so, transforms the way organizations value research.
The AI Researcher
✓ Researchers are drowning, not disappearing
The Rise of the AI Researcher: What 1,500+ Research Teams Told Us About a Role That Doesn't Exist Yet
What 1,500+ conversations with research teams actually show about AI and UX research: researchers are drowning, not disappearing, and three new roles are emerging.
Tools & Governance
✓ 800 tools, and a stack you can still govern
Tools & Governance: The 8 Pillars, 8 Years Later
Research tools jumped from 80 to 800 in six years. How teams pick a stack that actually integrates, and build governance in before it becomes a problem.
Usability Testing Tools
✓ 12 tools sorted by the research maturity each one is built for
Best usability testing tools in 2026
12 usability testing tools compared on test types, recruitment, AI analysis, security and September 2026 pricing, sorted by research maturity.
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ResearchOps Pillars
✓ How scope and organizational context evolve in the AI era
Scope & Organizational Context: The 8 Pillars, 8 Years Later
Key takeaways from Jennifer Otto, George Jensen, and Holly Cole's conversation about the evolution of the Scope and Organizational Context in user research.
Diary Studies
✓ a sequence, not a snapshot
How to run a diary study: a guide to longitudinal user research
Diary studies capture experiences as they unfold over days or weeks. How to design one, keep participants engaged, and analyze the timeline without flattening it.
Five-second testing
✓ What users grasp in the first glance
Five-second testing: how to capture first impressions of your product
Five-second testing shows users a design for five seconds to capture first impressions. Learn when to use it, what to ask, and how to analyze the results.