Crux’s Human Factors team brings together usability-focused professionals with expertise across Design, UX, Bioengineering, Behavioural Science, Psychology, Mechanical Engineering, and Ergonomics. These diverse skills enable multi-perspective analysis, generating insights that guide product development and strengthen human factors strategies.

At Crux, the user sits at the heart of every decision. Understanding who they are and what they need is the foundation for creating products that are intuitive, enjoyable, safe, and effective. We push beyond conventional approaches, applying innovative and exploratory methodologies, from immersive ethnographic research to cutting-edge capability assessment, to reveal deeper insights into user behaviour. Through the translation of findings into actionable insights, we ensure that every development decision reflects real-world experiences and user needs.


Embedding Human Factors expertise within multi-disciplinary teams unlocks user insights to support product success. Acting as user advocates throughout development, our specialists translate complex user needs into actionable design decisions. This seamless integration not only accelerates timelines by reducing and de-risking costly redesigns but also delivers superior, user-centric solutions that enhance safety, effectiveness, adherence, and commercial performance.

Crux’s global presence spans our Bristol Campus and Boston Office, enabling us to collaborate with partners and support usability engineering on both sides of the Atlantic. Alongside our capabilities for remote research, we conduct user studies worldwide to inform solutions which are globally suitable.








“At Crux, our Human Factors team brings together specialists in engineering, design, psychology and behavioral science to tackle complex usability challenges. By combining diverse perspectives with cutting-edge practices, we partner to create solutions that not only meet regulatory standards but also set new benchmarks for innovation and user experience. “