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Be Intentional in How You Store Your Notes

The purpose of note-taking is to keep track of what you learn. That’s why it’s important to pay attention to how you store your notes after your research sessions.

You can keep you user research notes organised by following a consistent naming convention, and folder structure to the data that you gather from each research session.

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