Write a UX Research Interview Guide
Create interview questions for researching [product]. Include discovery and behavioral prompts. Reduce bias.
Good research questions improve insights.
If you're working on a product and need to understand your users better, creating a solid UX research interview guide is essential. This Gemini prompt helps you generate thoughtful interview questions designed specifically for your product, which means you can conduct more meaningful research conversations. Whether you're a UX designer, product manager, or researcher, this prompt saves time by automating the question-writing process while helping you maintain research integrity. Instead of staring at a blank page or relying on generic interview questions, you get a structured guide that balances discovery questions with behavioral ones while actively working to reduce bias in your questioning approach.
Using this prompt is straightforward. You simply replace [product] with the specific product or service you're researching. For example, if you're researching a meal planning app, you'd enter "Write a UX Research Interview Guide for a meal planning application that helps busy professionals save time on grocery shopping and meal decisions." Gemini uses this context to tailor every question to your actual product rather than giving you generic templates that don't fit your needs.
When you run this prompt through Gemini, expect to receive a comprehensive interview guide that includes multiple categories of questions. You'll get discovery questions that uncover user needs and pain points, behavioral questions that explore how people currently solve problems, and demographic context questions. The output is typically organized in sections, making it easy to copy directly into your research materials or interview documents.
To get the best results from this prompt, provide additional context about your target user group before running it. Instead of just naming your product, mention something like "a meal planning app for busy professionals earning over 50k annually." This specificity helps Gemini generate more relevant and insightful questions that will lead to richer interview conversations and actionable research findings.