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…
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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,…
Different Types of Account Users and Roles
Different Types of Account Users and Roles When you get a Userlytics plan, you can set up different roles for your team members. These roles…
Different Activities Available in the Userlytics Study Builder
With Userlytics’ easy-to-use test builder, you can create custom UX tests for your own participants or participants from our global panel of over 2 million participants. The…
Define your Test Activities
The last step before launching your first UX test is designing activities and questions for your participants. Strategically choosing tasksthat will help draw the insights…
Define UX Study Info
Whether you choose to conduct unmoderated or moderated usability testing (or a qual versus quant), our intuitive study builder makes it easy for you to…
Create your First UX Study
After you’ve identified your study goals, target audience and testing methodology, it’s time to build out your first user experience study. The first step in…
Continuous Discovery with Userlytics
Overview of the Continuous Discovery Service The Continuous Discovery service is designed to support your product team in maintaining an ongoing dialogue with users, helping uncover customer…
Client Recruitment: Invitation Widget
If you are supplying your own testers, you can create a customizable invitation widget and add it to your page or website. You can find…