Making eye-health information easier to use
We developed bilingual audio resources with patients and community navigators to make eye-health information easier to understand and share.
Our work
From shopping trips to healthcare visits, we study the experiences behind people's decisions. Explore how we've helped teams improve services, test ideas, and build programs around the people they serve.
10 projects
We developed bilingual audio resources with patients and community navigators to make eye-health information easier to understand and share.
We brought players and support advisors into repeated rounds of research to test ways to resolve common support problems.
We designed a coaching program that paired trained students with neighborhood businesses to improve their online presence.
We worked with families in stores and community settings to test shopping guides and activities for people using food benefits.
Patient and provider research helped shape training on communication, assumptions, and diabetes-related eye care.
We combined customer research and competitor comparisons to identify priorities for mobile phone support.
Research across five markets explored how people responded to representation and everyday experiences in video advertising.
Private journals and shopping research helped identify unmet needs around product fit, packaging, and buying incontinence products.
Repeated community research helped health system leaders understand how hospital perceptions and access differed across neighborhoods.
Customer testing and competitor research helped a luxury brand set priorities for service across digital and personal interactions.