Research Wall Without Participant Identity
Describe how to preserve research insight while minimizing participant identifiers in shared analysis spaces.
A UX project room before and after a participant-identity cleanup. Before: insight and identity are mixed. After: evidence remains, identity is separated. Names and faces became participant codes because most analysis questions need patterns, not direct identity. The identity key moved to restricted storage, so only researchers with a purpose can reconnect codes to people. Screenshots were masked or rebuilt with demo data because account details are rarely necessary for theme synthesis. Exact identifiable quotes are held for a consent check before any wider readout uses them as a person's story. Separate identity from evidence before the wall becomes shared…
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