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Three star-forming galaxies of the SDSSCGB 10189 group tangled together mid-collision, with fainter, more distant galaxies scattered across the dark background.
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Scattered sourcesOne sourced answer

Insights across every team

Hubble · SDSSCGB 10189 · 2023 · NASA
October 7, 20257 min

Building an insight ecosystem with AI & service design

Dhairya Sathvara on how to use AI and service design to help research and adjacent teams pull insights from multiple sources into one ecosystem view.

Three brilliant young stars of the HP Tau triple-star system blazing inside a hollowed-out cavity of a golden reflection nebula that curls around them like a glowing cosmic geode.
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Impact boxes

A framework to show what research actually changed

Hubble · HP Tau · 2024 · NASA
September 23, 20257 min

Beyond the “black box”: Measuring research impact

Pedro Vargas on the “black box” problem that makes measuring UX research impact so challenging and how to use “impact boxes” to overcome this in your org.

The spiral galaxy IC 4709, a faint halo and swirling disk crossed by a dark dust lane surrounding a bright active galactic nucleus.
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September Releases

Smarter screeners, PDF repository, and AI moderation on the way

Hubble · IC 4709 · 2024 · NASA
September 9, 20252 min read

Product Release Roundup: September 2025

New to Great Question in September: smarter screeners, AI moderation, PDF repository support, and more.

A double-sided blue jet erupting from the newly forming protostar FS Tau B, slicing across a softly glowing nebula while a dark dust lane cuts through the edge-on protoplanetary disk.
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ResearchOps Pillars

How scope and organizational context evolve in the AI era

Hubble · FS Tau · 2024 · NASA
September 4, 20254 min

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.

The faint, low-surface-brightness dwarf irregular galaxy ESO 490-017, a diffuse swarm of stars behind bright foreground stars, set against a field of distant reddish galaxies.
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The seven wastes

cut the work that doesn't add customer value

Hubble · ESO 490-017 · 2026 · NASA
August 28, 20258 min

Lean Thinking in UX Research: Maximizing value, minimizing waste

Sara Ulius-Sabel on the power of Lean Thinking, the seven wastes in UX research, and her strategies for minimizing each and maximizing value for customers.

Webb view of a glittering star-birth region dense with young stars.
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August Releases

Matrix questions, hybrid card sorts, and feature access controls

Webb · Pismis 24 · 2025 · NASA
August 12, 20252 min read

Product Release Roundup: August 2025

New to Great Question in August: matrix questions, hybrid card sorts, a better participant experience for unmoderated tests, feature access controls, and more.

The dwarf galaxy LEDA 42160 glowing with bright bluish star-forming patches on its lower-right flank as it plows through the dense gas of the Virgo cluster.
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UX Research Ops

How layoffs and AI reshaped the work

Hubble · LEDA 42160 · 2024 · NASA
August 8, 20256 min read

People & Environment: The 8 Pillars, 8 Years Later

Key takeaways from Emma Boulton, Holly Cole, and Benson Low’s discussion about the evolution of the People and Environment pillars of user research.

Hubble image of N 49, the wispy remains of a supernova in the Large Magellanic Cloud.
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Research Team Health

Six signs of dysfunction and the questions that expose them

Hubble · N 49 · 2017 · NASA
June 24, 20258 min

Is your research team broken?

Johanna Jagow on the six surefire signs of a dysfunctional research team in 2026, from turf wars and black holes to skills gaps and resource crunches.

Hubble image of N 49, the wispy remains of a supernova in the Large Magellanic Cloud.
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Security at GQ

a bug bounty that raises the bar

Hubble · N 49 · 2017 · NASA
June 18, 20252 min

Security at Great Question: Raising the bar with a bug bounty program

Great Question launched a bug bounty program to harden security for customer research data. Here is why we did it and how the program works.

Dark, silhouetted clouds of hydrogen gas and dust standing out against glowing nebulosity in a portion of the Rosette Nebula, sculpted by radiation from nearby young stars.
Great Question app: a card sorting study in progress, with cards grouped into named categories.
Hubble · Rosette Nebula · 2025 · NASA
May 5, 20254 min

Introducing Card Sorting in Great Question

Card Sorting is now in Great Question: run open, closed, or hybrid sorts, recruit from your CRM or a 3M+ panel, and keep every insight connected to your repository.

Hubble image of the Little Dumbbell Nebula (M76), a glowing two-lobed planetary nebula in blue and orange against a dark star field.
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Researcher Effort Score

measuring the impact of research

Hubble · Little Dumbbell Nebula · 2024 · NASA
April 29, 20257 min

How to measure research impact with the Researcher Effort Score

The Researcher Effort Score measures how much work it takes teams to get research done. How to calculate it and use it to prove research impact.

Webb close-up of the Cat's Paw Nebula with dense, sculpted clouds of gas.
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People running research after democratizing at Flight Centre

Webb · Cat's Paw Nebula · 2025 · NASA
April 28, 20257 min

2 researchers, 3k employees: Democratizing research at Flight Centre

With two full-time researchers, Flight Centre lets any of its 3,000 employees run research. Their playbook: mapping the mess, bootcamps and templates, guardrails, and the right platform.

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