Module 1 — Signal inventory
Catalog event types, label noisy tools, and isolate friction candidates without drowning in dashboards.
Flagship course
Eighteen days of guided practice reading hesitation, rage clusters, and reverse paths — then converting them into tickets engineers respect.
Catalog event types, label noisy tools, and isolate friction candidates without drowning in dashboards.
Weight micro-behaviors into a repeatable score. Includes worksheets used on Thai marketplace flows.
Trace “oops, go back” paths through checkout and onboarding; practice writing the engineering ticket that follows.
Prioritize across design debt, copy debt, and performance debt with a facilitation script for mixed teams.
Bring a real funnel (or a Releaseyardgrid sample) for peer critique and coach feedback.
Former conversion lead for a Bangkok marketplace, Arisa now coaches product squads on UX Friction Analytics. She designed the hesitation score used across Releaseyardgrid labs and still runs monthly live teardowns from Yan Nawa.
Individual enrollment is listed at ฿18,900. Squad seats (up to six) are listed at ฿79,500. These figures are informational only — Releaseyardgrid does not process payments on this site. Contact us to discuss invoices and dates, or compare tiers on Pricing.
Module 3’s reverse-navigation drill exposed a QR confirmation screen we had defended for months. The lab does not replace dedicated research ops time — we still had to schedule that ourselves.
You need access to some form of session evidence — replays, heatmaps, or event exports. We provide sample datasets if your stack is still thin.
No. Methods transfer across popular replay tools. We do not lock exercises to a single vendor.
The lab will not magically create research capacity. If your org refuses to schedule two hours a week for friction review, skills fade after the cohort ends. We say this plainly in Module 4.
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