Hi, I'm Taylor Vinson, a UX Researcher
Passionate About Building Communities, Inclusive Design, Music, Traveling and Food
My Top Skills
Interviewing
My experience in journalism provides me expertise in connecting with people and pulling out their stories.
Survey Analysis
I use survey tools like SPSS, Qualtrics and Google Forms to analyze data quickly.
Storytelling
As a poet, I use my storytelling skills in my research to communicate effectively with impact.
Usability Testing
I create scenarios for testing usability that provide real-time insights on user interactions.
Content Testing
I create content based tests for user comprehension and review analytics for engagement.
Diversity & Inclusion
I think critically about how research and design affects diverse users in unique ways to combat bias.
Working With Me Feels Like...
Frequently asked questions
What sparked your interest in UX Research?
I’ve always been a very curious person and I love helping people. After spending time working in digital communications, I learned about ux research and how it can be used to improve technologies. I am most passionate about social impact and technologies that support economic empowerment.
How do you incorporate diversity and inclusion in your work?
I try to consider how the work I am doing impacts vulnerable communities. I use a mixed-method approach because I believe it’s important to understand why something happens and to bring context to my research to combat bias.
What's your research process like?
Defining the Problem
I like to start with a clear understanding of the problem, stakeholders, and research questions.
Investigate
I use a mixed-methods approach to consider context and combat bias in data.
Analysis & Storytelling
I analyze data and communicate my findings through stories that stakeholders understand and find useful.
What makes you special?
I’ve grown up writing poetry as a way of expression. My writing has always been a way to question how I feel and what’s real in the world. I use my curiosity and my storytelling in my research as I think about how other people feel and how to help them.
If you want to learn more about me, check out my about me page.