Michael Greer · UX Researcher · B2B SaaS & Accessibility

I turn ambiguous user behavior into product decisions your team can act on.

I’m Michael Greer, a mixed-methods UX researcher who turns user behavior into evidence product teams can act on. My work spans discovery interviews, usability testing, surveys, and accessibility-focused evaluation. Before moving into researcher-led work, I completed 4,000+ paid usability-study sessions across 20+ research platforms, giving me unusually broad exposure to recurring interaction patterns and points of friction.

Also open to project or retainer work — usability testing, discovery research, and audits for teams without an in-house researcher. Explore research services

At a Glance

Research Experience

4,000+ paid usability-study sessions across 20+ research platforms, plus full-cycle researcher-led studies.

Research Methods

Interviews, moderated and unmoderated usability testing, surveys, contextual inquiry, card sorting, and diary studies.

Accessibility

Accessibility-focused evaluation using heuristic review and WCAG-informed analysis.

B2B SaaS

Onboarding and usability research for B2B SaaS products.

Product Research

Mixed-methods research from early discovery through evaluative testing and synthesis.

Case Studies: The Research in Practice

A closer look at how I scope, run, and apply mixed-methods UX research — the questions asked, the methods used, and what each study covered.

AIRBNB

Building confidence in long-stay decisions

Interviews revealed that evaluating long stays was fundamentally a problem of fit, comparison, and trust.

Generative Research · User Interviews · n=8 · Independent

HELLOTALK

Why users choose Voice Rooms over Live

Mixed-method research separated discoverability problems from the deeper behavioral reasons users preferred Voice Rooms.

Mixed-Methods Research · Usability Testing · Interviews · Survey

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Methods & Tools

Discovery

Evaluation

Mixed Methods

Collaboration

Tools

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