5 Things we learned from you in recent UX research

In the past quarter, GitLab's UX research team focused on enhancing user experience and satisfaction through a series of initiatives aligned with their OKRs, such as conducting qualitative interviews and implementing customer satisfaction surveys. Notable findings included the usefulness of Snippets for sharing code within organizations, the preference for the term "Auto DevOps" over alternatives for a feature that automates various stages of application management, and a newly designed flow for enabling security checks that improved user task completion rates. The team also identified the need for improved management of log data, which is currently underutilized compared to metrics, and recognized shortcomings in the billing process for smaller businesses, highlighting a lack of transparency and efficiency. The research, conducted by a team including Katherine Okpara and others, invites user feedback and participation in future studies to further align product offerings with user needs.

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