How Moderators can Enable Screen Share on Windows
For study moderators using the Windows operating system, it’s essential to initiate screen sharing at the beginning of a Userlytics moderated test, also known as…
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How many tests can I do per day?
We cannot tell you how often you will get an invite to test since it’s a random process that will select testers from our data…
How do I Conduct Quantitative Studies on Multiple Devices?
Userlytics offers a DIY (Do-It-Yourself) Quantitative Testing service upon request, providing you with the flexibility to create and manage your own quantitative studies. In this…
How do I change my email address?
For security reasons, we don’t allow testers to change their email address themselves. If you want to change your email address, please send an email…
How can I edit the screener of my study if it’s already launched?
You are not receiving many results for your study? Please consider editing your screener to open the criteria and increase the probability of recruitment. If…
How and When to use our Overlay Web Recorder
Userlytics’ user experience testing platform uses various web recorders to provide you and your participants with a smooth remote testing experience. Our latest addition is…
Get Immediate Reactions From Participants With X-Second Tests
The X-second test is a quick way to get people’s immediate reactions. You show them something for a short time, often just 5 seconds, and then…
First Click Testing: Find Out What Attracts Users’ Attention
This activity type helps you understand where users click first on an image. By analyzing these initial clicks, you can see if your design is…
Filter UX Study Audience
Source of Participants When choosing participants for your user experience study, you have the option to source and filter your participants in a few different…
FAQ: Calendar Integration with Userlytics
What is the Purpose of Calendar Synchronization? The integration of your personal or work calendar with Userlytics aims to streamline your project scheduling process. Previously,…