Grzegorz SewerynUX Researcher

UX ResearcherOpen to UX research roles

I turn messy human behaviour into decisions teams can act on.

One study so far, carried end to end: 446 residents surveyed, ten interviewed, and a published account of where its own conclusions stop.

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  • Generative research
  • Usability testing
  • Survey design
  • Diary studies
  • Interviews
  • Service blueprinting
  • Concept testing
  • Research ops

Selected research

Mixed methods · quantitative & qualitative

Three Kraków districts positioned by perceived cost of tourismPodgórze sits at 3.21 on the cost index, well to the left. Old Town at 3.84 and Kazimierz at 3.86 sit almost on top of each other at the right. A dashed arrow runs from Podgórze towards them, marking the trajectory its residents expect to follow.Three districts, one processANTICIPATED TRAJECTORYPERCEIVED COST OF TOURISM (INDEX 1–5)PodgórzeBeing drawn in · n = 144 · 3.21Old TownMature touristification · n = 156 · 3.84KazimierzRapid, rental- and nightlife-driven · n = 146 · 3.86
Three districts chosen as three phases of one process, positioned here by the cost index their residents actually reported. Old Town and Kazimierz land on top of each other; Podgórze sits apart, and expects to follow.

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Who pays for a tourist city

How do the people who actually live in central Kraków experience tourism, and what decides where they land?

  • Convergent mixed methods
  • Survey design
  • In-depth interviews
  • Reflexive thematic analysis
  • Regression & cluster analysis

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I start from the question, not the method.

Research earns trust by being rigorous and honest about its limits, and earns its keep by turning what people do into decisions a team can actually make. I work across the whole arc: framing the right question, choosing methods that fit, talking to real people, and shaping messy evidence into something clear enough to act on.

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