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- What is a co-design workshop?
- What's the difference between interviews and in-depth interviews?
- What are the difference between focus groups and workshops?
- What is the main difference between in-depth interviews and focus groups?
What is a co-design workshop?
Co-design workshops are a space for “creative collaboration”. It is rooted in participatory design and user-centered design, and aims to involve stakeholders in the early phases of the design process — often referred to as “fuzzy front end”.
What's the difference between interviews and in-depth interviews?
Whereas, in-depth interviews are more suitable for the later stages of research. Interviews allow for a deeper dialogue between the participant and the researcher. As a result, your choice should be based on your budget, stage in the process, business settings, and overall requirements.
What are the difference between focus groups and workshops?
Workshops vs. Focus Groups. A co-design workshop (or really any workshop) is similar to a focus group in that it gathers a set of participants together in a room (virtually or in-person) to converse about a specific topic. In general, however, workshops are much more collaborative and participatory in nature.
What is the main difference between in-depth interviews and focus groups?
Focus Groups are a group of interacting individuals, brought together by a moderator or interviewer, who drives the group and its interaction to gain information about a specific research topic. While in-depth interviews are where researcher interacts with respondents on an individual level, one consumer at a time.
