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Sample size confidence: Know exactly how many research participants you need (and why).

Sample size is one of the most debated questions in UX research. You’ll hear everything from “5 users is enough” to “you need hundreds for reliable results.” And most of the time, the answer feels frustratingly vague: it depends. In this live workshop, we’ll walk through a clear, practical framework to help you choose the right sample size, without overcomplicating it or relying on guesswork. You’ll learn: Common approaches to determining sample size, including when statistical significance matters and when it doesn’t. How sample size differs for qualitative vs quantitative research. How to balance speed, confidence, and reliability in your research results. How to clearly explain and justify your sample size decisions to stakeholders. A practical decision framework you can reuse for future studies. We’ll also walk through real research scenarios and use Lyssna’s sample size calculator to quickly determine participant numbers based on your study goals and constraints. 📌 Chapters 0:00 - Introduction & workshop overview 3:15 - Understanding sample size basics 15:59 - Sample size calculator demo 29:21 - Key levers: Adjusting for impact & confidence 34:27 - Example: Tortoise vs Hare: strategic allocation 51:16 - Summary & key takeaways Resources: Try out our Sample size calculator - https://www.lyssna.com/tools/sample-s... Sign up for a free Lyssna plan: https://linkly.link/2FUmD Explore our resources: https://www.lyssna.com/resources/ Sign up to a free workshop: https://www.lyssna.com/events/ About the instructor: Joe is the Design Advocate at Lyssna, where he leads workshops, creates educational content, and inspires designers to create great products. With over 10 years of UX and education experience, Joe has taught thousands through hands-on, project-based courses that make learning fun and practical. Connect with us!   / usabilityhubapp     / wearelyssna     / wearelyssna     / wearelyssna