Spiria keeps your customers at the heart of our development process. We use customer research to drive product decisions and designs that aim to increase user engagement and customer loyalty at each step of the customer journey. This customer research is also what helps understand current and future customer attitudes, needs, motivations and behaviours relevant to your business. With the information collected, our experts uncover new opportunities, stimulate growth, and build solutions tailored to your customers.
From concept ideation to personalized marketing efforts, customer research plays a key role in various phases of a product’s development process. Using qualitative and quantitative research, our experts study your target customers during key interactions along the user journey. These touchpoints are ranked by importance, market reach and other metrics relevant to your business. Since customer research helps determine the importance of each need, together we can easily prioritize product development initiatives.
Research begins with identifying and analyzing your target customers. By gathering emotional insights, our experts gain a better understanding of what drives your customers’ behaviour. The goal is to paint a complete picture of your users. Applying this data, we can properly segment your customers and help identify the highest value users. Most importantly, our experts identify your customers’ unmet needs, presenting key opportunities for future products, services or features.
Data in hand, our designers keep users in mind throughout each design phase. Spiria’s design team uses customer research to create buyer personas and a user journey map for an optimized user experience. We design category-specific experiences for mobile and desktop, providing a consistent cross-platform experience. With key customer data and buyers’ personas, you can segment your marketing efforts and specifically target users with similar needs, motivators and expectations. These highly efficient targeted marketing campaigns drive user growth and promote repeat engagement.
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How often have you wanted to place additional widgets in the header row of a list view or a table view? Take, for example, a checkmark in the header in order to turn on and off an entire column. Qt 5 does not natively support this feature.
In spring of 2020, the global onset of COVID-19 caused huge disruption in the operations of most companies, who will continue feeling the fall-out long after the end of the pandemic. In under a month, nearly all companies whose activities took place in an office environment (service providers for the most part) switched en masse to remote work, to protect their employees and customers as well as to meet government requirements. This could forever change the workplace as we know it.
So… you’ve figured out your customer journey - or maybe not?! What comes next?
