Research Repository & Ops System – Trinus (2023)

Led the design and implementation of a centralized UX Research repository for a multi-product, multi-squad environment, improving access, governance, and discoverability of research across 15+ squads and 10+ distinct products.

Process Optimization
Repository
UX Infrastructure
ResearchOps

KEY INSIGHTS

#1 Legacy spreadsheet-based tracking couldn’t scale with growing complexity — broken links, lack of permissions control, and search limitations compromised access.

#2 Security and visibility needed to coexist: research with sensitive data couldn’t be shared without access control and version tracking.

#3 A familiar, zero-cost platform (SharePoint) offered the right balance between usability, integration, and document governance.

METHODS USED

  • Internal process mapping and stakeholder interviews

  • Tool testing and evaluation (Notion, Airtable, SharePoint)

  • MVP design for metadata taxonomy and classification

  • Implementation of custom submission forms and UXR approval flows

  • Continuous monitoring of usage and repository analytics

  • +200% increase in repository views after first quarter of launch

  • Enabled secure access governance by product/squad, reducing compliance risk

  • Significantly reduced time spent locating past research through improved filters and internal search

  • Facilitated knowledge reuse and democratized access to user insights across cross-functional teams

RESULTS

COLLAB

Worked closely with UX Research, Design, and IT teams to define architecture, permissions, and publishing workflows. Provided onboarding for squads and ongoing process documentation.

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