Ran Ju, PhD

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Case Studies

A showcase of UX research case studies that highlight mixed-method approaches and how insights drive product decisions and user satisfaction.

A close-up composition of a spiral-bound research notebook with a soft-touch gray cover and crisp, unmarked white pages opened to a double spread displaying hand-drawn wireframes in fine black ink. The notebook rests neatly on a structured linen desk pad in a neutral taupe shade, bordered by a precise arrangement of graphite pencils and a slim, silver ruler. Soft afternoon sunlight streams from the side, casting gentle highlights and subtle shadows that emphasize the textures of paper and fabric. The scene’s restrained color palette, clean lines, and shallow depth of field contribute to a calm, contemplative mood, reinforcing the thoughtful, professional approach of a UX research portfolio in photographic detail.

Case Studies

A showcase of UX research case studies that highlight mixed-method approaches and how insights drive product decisions and user satisfaction.

A collection of modern digital devices—including a brushed aluminum laptop with an ultra-thin black bezel, a smooth glass tablet, and a slim wireless mouse—arranged in a rigorous grid layout on a pale concrete surface. The open laptop screen gently displays a schematic of a UX research process, surrounded by minimal background elements: a geometric desk organizer and a small planter in muted ceramic. Illuminated by even, overcast daylight from an unseen window, the lighting creates soft reflections and avoids harsh shadows. The composition uses a bird’s eye perspective with strict symmetry and crisp, realistic detailing, exuding a sense of calm professionalism and structured analysis. The scene exemplifies a photographic, corporate aesthetic, reinforcing credibility and organizational skill in product research.


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