<aside> ℹ️ v1.0 by Kate Callahan To use this template, duplicate it to your workspace and save it with the project name in the title. Delete these callout instructions as you fill in the H1 sections.
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<aside> 1️⃣ First, write a short paragraph describing why this project exists and what business problem it’s going to support. Who will make decisions with the output? What other work does it impact?
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<aside> 2️⃣ Do this second, and don’t skip ahead to picking methods yet. (You know you want to.) These should be the questions that the study will answer for your team, NOT the direct questions you’ll ask users.
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<aside> 3️⃣ Ok, now you can think about methods. Look for clues in your questions! Qualitative methods work well for “why/who/how do” questions, while quantitative or mixed methods are great for finding out “when/what/how much”.
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