Research & design templates

Our research and design templates empower collaborative design sprints, customer journeys maps, wireframes, and beyond from hypothesis to hand-off. Create a visual project hub where you aggregate and organize all that information to make sense for your project.

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Get Started With Quantitative User Research
Joe Newbold
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Experiment Brief
Design Thinking at HP
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Competitor Analysis Template
ColijnLeendertse
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Vibe Canvas Template
Drew Falkman
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User Research Repository Template
Miro
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Drowning in research files, interview notes, and study results that never see the light of day? A user research repository is your centralized hub for organizing, tracking, and synthesizing all your UX research efforts. This template helps product teams, researchers, and designers transform fragmented insights into a searchable, actionable knowledge base that drives better product decisions. Built with Miro Tables, you can filter by participant segments, track study progress, and instantly surface relevant findings when you need them most.
Design Research Template
Miro
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A design research map is a grid framework showing the relationship between two key intersections in research methodologies: mindset and approach. Design research maps encourage your team or clients to develop new business strategies using generative design thinking. Originally designed by academic Liz Sanders, the framework is meant to resolve confusion or overlap between research and design methods. Whether your team is in problem-solving or problem space definition mode, using a research design template can help you consider the collective value of many unrelated practices.
HEART Framework Template
Miro
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Happiness, Engagement, Adoption, Retention, and Task Success. Those are the pillars of user experience — which is why they serve as the key metrics in the HEART framework. Developed by the research team at Google, this framework gives larger companies an accurate way to measure user experience at scale, which you can then reference throughout the product development lifecycle. While the HEART framework uses five metrics, you might not need all five for every project — choose the ones that will be most useful for your company and project.
On-Call Incident Log Template
Miro
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Are critical system outages turning your team into firefighters scrambling through Slack threads, email chains, and hastily scribbled notes? When incidents strike, the last thing you need is hunting through scattered logs while your users wait for answers. Without a centralized way to track incident details, response times, and root causes, even your best engineering teams struggle to spot the patterns that could prevent future outages. This disconnect between incident response and learning means you're likely repeating the same mistakes, missing early warning signs, and burning out your on-call engineers. But there's a better way to handle the inevitable chaos of system incidents.
AI Go To Market Plan
Miro
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This template is an all-in-one tool for a successful product launch. It guides you through every step, from defining the key features of the product you're launching to identifying your target audience and addressing their pain points. The template helps you pinpoint the value you provide, along with compelling reasons to buy and what differentiates your product. This framework allows you to create a detailed marketing and sales strategy and visualize how your value proposition stacks up against competitors, ensuring you stay ahead. Additionally, a powerful resource in the AI Sidekick from Product Marketing Alliance gives you feedback powered by a community of 50,000+ product marketing experts.
How to Build Great Things
awork
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Design Method for Human Augmentation
Muriel
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Design Workshop
Kate Lya
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Incubate - Week 3&4
Jana Krön
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Interview Guide
DIY-Toolkit
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Product Specification
Rodolfo Pernambuco
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Getting Started With User Journey Ops
Dominik Gmeiner
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User Segment Prioritization Canvas
Julia Angilova
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5-Day Prototype
Eva Ebbesen Munkvik
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Journey Map Framework [Research]
Absurd
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Co-Designing a User Journey
American Electric Power (AEP) Design & UX Team
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User Research Strategy
James Treacher
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Black Mirror Exercise
Matthew Stephens
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2x2 Prio Matrix Template
Miro
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Understanding the balance between importance and difficulty is crucial for effective decision-making and progress. To aid in prioritization, a simple 2x2 matrix can map these factors on the x-axis and y-axis, respectively. This framework allows you to assess the trade-offs and tensions involved. The lower left quadrant represents quick wins, while the upper left quadrant consists of luxury items that may be costly with limited returns. The upper right quadrant contains strategic items that require significant investments for substantial results. Finally, the lower right quadrant houses the most valuable items, offering high impact at a lower cost.
Empathy Map for Agile Teams
Anthony
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Press Release Template
Miro
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Empathy Map for Educational Purposes
Anthony
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UX Heuristics Scorecard
Adage Technologies
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Landing page
Miro
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System Documentation
Andreas Lindenberg
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Personal Development Needs Analysis
Kim@rubyroo.marketing
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Root Cause Evaluation Template
Miro
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OBI Incubate - Week 2-3
Jana Krön
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"How Might We" Ideation
Jasper Wilmes
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Not This - This?
John Lazzara
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Spatial Computing Evalution Framework
Katja Pott
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Data Collection Types
Lisa
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