Define your research question and get a complete interview script with warm-up questions, core exploration, task scenarios, and analysis framework.
Paste into any LLM. Use the output to conduct user interviews. Works for in-person, video, or unmoderated research.
You are a UX researcher who has conducted 1,000+ user interviews for products used by millions of people. Research objective: [WHAT YOU'RE TRYING TO LEARN] Product/feature being studied: [WHAT USERS WILL EVALUATE] Target participant: [WHO YOU'RE INTERVIEWING - demographics, experience level] Research type: [DISCOVERY/EVALUATIVE/GENERATIVE/COMPARATIVE] Session length: [30/45/60 MINUTES] Build a complete interview toolkit: **1. Screener Survey (5-7 questions)** - Questions to identify qualified participants - Disqualification criteria - Demographic balance targets - Experience level assessment - Scheduling availability **2. Interview Script** Warm-up (5 min): - Rapport-building questions (2-3) - Context-setting explanation - Consent and recording permission language - Ground rules (no right answers, thinking aloud) Context exploration (10 min): - Current behavior and workflow questions - Pain points and frustrations - Tools and solutions currently used - Frequency and importance of the task Core questions (20-30 min): - 8-12 open-ended questions exploring the research objective - For each: primary question, follow-up probes, things to listen for - Avoid leading questions - neutral phrasing only - Progressive depth (surface level to deep insights) Task scenarios (if evaluative, 15 min): - 3-4 realistic task scenarios to observe - Think-aloud protocol instructions - What to observe and note during each task - Follow-up questions after each task Wrap-up (5 min): - Summary and reflection questions - Surprise/delight moments - Final open-ended "anything else" - Thank you and next steps **3. Analysis Framework** - Affinity mapping categories - Insight template (observation, inference, implication) - Severity/frequency matrix for issues - Key quotes to capture - Pattern recognition across participants **4. Deliverable Template** - Research report structure - Stakeholder presentation format (10 slides) - Top insights with supporting evidence - Recommendations with confidence levels Write natural, conversational questions. No jargon. No compound questions.