Survey, research and data analysis
I plan the study, run it, analyse the results and report them plainly. Large amounts of data included. You get answers you can read, not another spreadsheet.
Who it is for
Organisations with a question and the data that could answer it: survey results nobody has had time to read, records that have outgrown a spreadsheet, a service you want to evaluate.
What you get
- A study or survey designed to answer your question.
- The analysis done, however much data there is.
- Findings written in plain English, for the people who have to act on them.
- A dashboard, when you need to keep watching the numbers.
- Analysis tools written for your data, when the usual ones do not fit.
How it works
We start with what you need to know. I work out what data would answer it: what you already hold, and what needs collecting. I run the survey or study, analyse the results and write up what they mean.
My own research is peer-reviewed and published.
What it costs to run
A one-off study has no running cost. A dashboard or an analysis tool is a small web app. I host it and keep it running like any other.
I do not list prices here yet. Tell me what you need and I will tell you what it costs to build and what it costs to run.
Questions people ask
Can you work with data we already have?
Yes. Send me what you hold and what you want to know. I'll tell you plainly what it can and cannot answer.
How much data can you handle?
Large amounts. One tool I built covers a whole institution's survey results. It was running within three hours of the results being published.
What do we get at the end?
A report in plain English that says what was found. The charts, the numbers and the method are there for anyone who wants to check.
Work like this
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Survey analysis dashboard
A dashboard of a whole university's National Student Survey results. It was running within three hours of the results being published. It shows each faculty, school and course what its students scored and what they wrote. A university faculty adopted it.
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Student feedback platform
A university asked me for a way to collect feedback from students, to replace its old survey software. It runs annual surveys and short pulse surveys for each module. Nobody can trace an answer back to the student who gave it. It is in testing.
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ASICA
A research app on a tablet that helps people treated for melanoma check their own skin at home. Designed with patients and run in a six-month NHS pilot with twenty of them. I built the working prototype with a colleague.
For IT people
I work in Python and R, and I write bespoke analysis tools when the standard ones do not fit. The output is still something a person can read.
Tell me what you need
A few lines about the project is enough. I read every message myself. I meet people face to face within about 30 miles of Portsmouth, and work with organisations anywhere in the UK.
Or email hello@passionfruit.design, or call or WhatsApp 07385 509278.