UX researcher
Findings stakeholders actually open
Usability sessions are done and the findings need to land with stakeholders who skipped them.
How it feels: Worry about being ignoredWhat you want instead: Heard
The problem
Findings in a long doc go unread. Stakeholders who missed the sessions do not feel the pain.
How Plexii handles it
The Usability study desk: an observations Table grouped by issue, a Chart of issues by severity redrawn as the table changes, and a snapshot of the desk shared as a frozen read-only copy.
In short: Turn your sessions into a table, a chart and a page anyone can open in a browser. The evidence travels with the finding.
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