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Did you know that every day in London, 1.3 million journeys are made by people with disabilities? Or that 700,000 trips are taken by people aged 75 and over, according to the Greater London Authority? Looking at the numbers, it makes sense why Transport for London tasked our
Back in June 2024, we were thrilled to partner with the British Film Institute – more specifically BFI Southbank – to conduct an accessibility-focused research project. The aim was to enhance the experience for disabled users when attending cultural events and accessing information on cinema and event websites. BFI Southbank approached us
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Back in 2023, People for Research teamed up with Philips Mother and Child Care to work on a complex global recruitment project, finding new mothers across six different countries to take part in product testing. The task was to test Philips’ latest electric breast pump, and the client wanted to
Have you been invited to participate in paid health or fitness research and the client is asking for some of your data? Sometimes clients will ask for documents such as a data download from a fitness app, a screenshot of their music streaming account or a bank statement, for the
Sometimes clients will request that participants provide what we call 'real data documents', such as a data download from a fitness app, a screenshot of their music streaming account or a bank statement, for the purpose of the paid research session. Although this may seem a bit scary
How do I sign up? It's super easy! Simply click on the Join our community button to register and receive email updates about new paid research studies. Once you have signed up, you will receive emails from us notifying you of new paid market research and usability testing
Microsoft Teams is a popular tool used in our online research sessions. Whether you’re new to Microsoft Teams or want to check a certain step, here is your complete guide for using Microsoft Teams in your next research session. 💻 For laptop and desktop users Download Microsoft Teams To use
Many of our research sessions are held on Zoom, a popular communications platform where individuals can connect via video and audio. Whether you’re new to Zoom or want to check a certain step, here is your complete guide for taking part in remote research using Zoom. Create a Zoom