Live site testing
Understand how people use your website by observing them complete tasks on a live or staging site.
- Observe real interactions
- Identify usability difficulties
- Understand task completion
- Inform improvements
Run usability studies with a simple, intuitive, self-service platform. Every plan includes all six core research methods. Simply choose a plan that fits the number of participants you need and the number of studies you want to run at the same time.
Choose a plan around the number of studies, the participant response capacity you need and how you organise your work rather than around access to particular research methods.
Choose the method that fits your research question. Every plan includes live site testing, prototype testing, first-click testing, tree testing, card sorting and surveys.
Create, publish and manage your research through a self-service workspace, with guidance where you need it.
Bring your study setup, tasks, participant responses and findings together so you can follow the research from question to outcome.
Understand how people use your website by observing them complete tasks on a live or staging site.
Test design ideas before development.
Present a task and interface image to see where users click first and whether they start in the right place.
Test your navigation structure without visual design distractions and see whether users can find what they need.
Understand how users naturally group information to help shape content, product and service structures.
Gather feedback, opinions and preferences directly from participants to understand needs and priorities.
Start with your research question and choose the method that can help you explore it.
Add the tasks, questions, screens, URLs or other research content your chosen method needs.
Publish your study and share its unique link with the participants you want to take part.
Review participant behaviour, responses and study findings in your workspace, then use what you find to inform your next decision.
For independent practitioners and smaller research projects.
For product and design teams running research across their work.
For agencies and consultancies managing research across clients and projects.