Discovery and user research for digital services
We help the UK public sector to make smart, user-centred decisions about prospective and existing digital services.
What we do
We combine immersive user research with our knowledge of building digital services to help teams successfully meet their users’ needs.
We build partnerships with public sector teams across the UK responsible for delivering transactional, data, and website services.
Digital user research
Understand the context, the experience, and the needs of your users so that you can build and iterate your digital service to meet them.
Digital service discovery
A systematic exploration of user needs, organisation goals, technical, data and content to reveal the direction for your digital service.
Digital service concept development
Collaborate with actual users to develop and explore prototype solutions for your digital service.
Who we are
We are a small, growing agency with a depth of research and public sector experience.
Our team are handpicked for their expertise, from government, academic and agency backgrounds. We like working with clients who share our inquisitiveness, and a genuine desire to uncover the evidence needed to make the best decisions.
“The quality of the research, outputs and the way Lagom worked with us throughout was exceptional.”
Department for Transport
Case Studies
Discovery on digital skills and leadership in adult social care in partnership with Skills for Care
We worked in partnership with Skills for Care on two distinct, but linked discovery projects about the adult social care…
User Research on the Topol Programme for Digital Fellowships in Healthcare
The National School of Healthcare Science asked us to carry out a research project about Cohort 1 of their flagship…
Blog
Lagom’s first ever work experience students
Over April, we ran our first structured work experience…
The value of work experience for the inexperienced
A one-week work experience blog by Lilymae Prescott During…
My experience of working at Lagom Strategy
A one-week work experience blog by Megha Routh I used…