Conducting a case study for a tea product requires an intensive process, and targeting the right audience for research is crucial. This challenge was particularly significant for me because my research was limited to my school, where most students are not enthusiastic tea drinkers. This limited the diversity and relevance of the feedback I could gather. Identifying and reaching the appropriate demographic who genuinely appreciate and consume tea became a major obstacle. Additionally, the lack of access to a broader audience meant that my findings might not fully represent the preferences and behaviors of potential customers. These constraints made it difficult to draw comprehensive and actionable insights, which are essential for creating a user-centered design that resonates with actual tea consumers.

To overcome the challenge of limited access to a diverse audience for my UX research on tea products, I expanded my research methods beyond the school environment. I utilized online surveys and social media platforms to reach a broader and more relevant audience. This strategies allowed me to collect valuable feedback from a wider range of tea consumers.