Centralis is a leading user experience research and design company. We help our clients succeed by creating exceptional products and services people want to use.

 

User Research

The first step toward a great product or service design is discovering what your users need through research.

UX Design

From multi-platform designs to critical interactions, we create experiences that engage users and exceed business goals.

Usability Testing

When it comes to optimizing your design, usability testing separates facts from opinions.

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The Field Museum

Learn how our usability testing is helping The Field Museum design more intuitive, engaging mobile experiences for visitors.

Warner Bros.

See how Centralis helped make Warner Bros.' mobile photo-sharing platform a 4-star success.

 

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Women Talk Design, UX Conference, Diversity, Women in The Workplace
*New Date* - "Women Talk Design" Presents Panel on Increasing Diversity at Tech Conferences
Women Talk Design, UX Conference, Diversity, Women in The Workplace

Centralis Co-Founder Kathi Kaiser will be speaking in a panel discussion entitled ‘Women Talk: Conferences’ on Thursday, February 21, 2019, sponsored by Women Talk Design, an organization which offers a platform to “highlight incredible women and gender non-binary speakers in design and tech.”

Women Talk Design, UX Conference, Diversity, Women in The Workplace
Kathi Kaiser and Claire Mallory to Give UX Conference Talks in May

In Boston or Chicago this May? Come hear Centralis’ Kathi Kaiser and Claire Mallory give insightful, thought-provoking talks!

Choosing a Usability Research Method: Options and Tradeoffs

We have a wide array of UX research methods that we use at Centralis, and each one has its own advantages and limitations. Which method will work best in your situation will depend on your learning objectives. Broadly speaking, there are three types of usability tests: un-moderated quantitative studies, un-moderated qualitative studies, and moderated qualitative studies.

Creating a Test-Worthy Prototype (It’s Easier Than You Think)

One of the best ways to test out a new concept or site is by using a prototype – you can check if the new idea is effective with users before investing the time and money required for a fully functioning product. Prototypes are also great if you want to compare how well a few different ideas connect with users before deciding which one you want to use. But what makes a prototype ready for a successful test?

Kathi Kaiser to Share Insights on Museums and Technology at UXPA 2017

What do you think of when you hear the word “museum”? Stately buildings with lots of columns? Peaceful spaces displaying priceless art? How about glowing screens, audio/visual add-ons, or even virtual reality space walks? 

The museum experience is changing, and Centralis’ Kathi Kaiser will offer a glimpse of the future at her upcoming talk, “Museums, Tech, and UX: The Future of the Museum Experience”, at this year’s UXPA International Conference in Toronto.