Templates for the recurring artefacts UX work produces — research plans, discussion guides, usability scripts, journey maps, critique agendas. Each is a copy-and-adapt starting point, with the structure explained next to the fillable text. No signup, no email capture, no watermarks.
Nine-section structure covering objective, questions, participants, method, timeline, outputs.
Full moderator script for user interviews — intro, warm-up, main sections, close.
Moderator intro, tasks with scenarios and success criteria, post-test questions.
Per-session capture: observations, quotes, follow-ups, tagged for synthesis.
Stages × channels × thinks/feels/does/pain. The canonical format.
Structured critique with time-boxing — context, questions, feedback framing.
Every template is a starting point, not a finished artefact. Copy it, adapt it to your context, and ship a version that fits the project. The templates follow the same editorial philosophy as the rest of UX Companion: structure that works in real UX work, not formatting for its own sake.
For the research planners (plan, discussion guide, usability script), there's an interactive tool version that walks you through the structure and exports to markdown. Use whichever fits your workflow — the templates for copying into your existing stack, the tools for building a plan from scratch with autosave.
Related: UX method finder for picking the right research approach, glossary for concept definitions, audit library for audit-specific templates.