Google Meet is an online tool used to connect with people online via audio or video. Whether you’re new to Google Meet or want to check instructions before your session with us, here is your complete guide for taking part in remote research using Google Meet. 💻 For laptop and
Many of our paid research studies take place online, meaning you can take part remotely in a huge range of sessions. In this guide, we’ll take you through some of the most commonly asked questions related to taking part in remote research. Where can I take part? The best
When going through your People for Research account for the first time, you may think that we ask for a lot of information, some of it being sensitive data. The fact is that we need to know quite a bit about you, even at the stage of selecting who we
Here at People for Research, we do occasionally get people asking if our paid research studies are real (we take it as a compliment, really). ‘Get paid £50 for one hour!’ – it sounds too good to be true, right? We understand why you would be cautious, but this is indeed
Here are three reasons why it's important to show up for your paid research session or complete your online task. 1. The process of finding suitable participants is a long and complex one. It can take weeks to find the perfect people to take part in a project.
In this page you can find more information about our referral scheme, which applies to most (but not all) of our projects. By referring someone or applying to one of our paid research studies via a referral, you are agreeing to the terms and conditions set out below. This is
We believe everyone has the right to access digital services, regardless of their technical ability or accessibility needs. However, did you know that only 3% of the internet is fully accessible to people with disabilities? That’s why we’ve launched our Accessibility Collective, an exclusive group of participants who
People for Research mostly conducts UK-based research, however we have growing interest from clients to interview people across the world! Regardless of your location, we always encourage you to sign up and leave email notifications on, so that we can get in touch with you when research becomes available in
When you hear the words 'usability testing' or ‘card sorting’, the chances are you’ll need a bit more information about the task you have been selected to complete. Don't worry! The PFR team will always provide more details about our paid studies and you can
Card sorting? UX? Responsive design? It can be a bit tricky to navigate the world of paid research and the sometimes confusing words that come with it. Our research glossary aims to help our participants make sense of the terms used in the industry. A Accessibility testing relates to usability
Without our valued community, the research simply would not happen. We want to ensure you receive the highest level of customer service possible, have access to all the relevant information relating to our research projects, and feel safe and secure when participating in our paid studies, regardless of where you
If you are new to the world of paid research, we understand the process can be a bit confusing and overwhelming, but don't worry – we are here to help and answer any questions you may have. Our process will vary slightly depending on the type of paid research