UX Research Translator

UX research fails executives not because it's wrong — but because it speaks the wrong language in the room where decisions are made. This skill bridges that gap. Paste in your research — interviews, usability sessions, surveys, analytics observations, messy notes — and it outputs a structured executive brief that speaks directly to business outcomes. Before it analyzes anything, it asks for a few optional anchoring numbers like your conversion rate or average customer value. With those, the business impact estimates become specific and defensible. Without them, it's honest about the limits — which builds more credibility in leadership rooms than confident numbers pulled from thin air. You get core problems framed as business risk, metric impact with reasoning, impact levels, the top three prioritized opportunities with effort estimates, a research gaps section to protect your credibility when executives ask hard questions, and a boardroom-ready executive summary with no UX jargon. Best for UX leads and managers who run research but struggle to get leadership traction. Also works well for product managers who receive research and need to translate it into roadmap language.