Usability testing is ideal when you’re looking to gather remote or in person qualitative feedback from your customers and learn about the navigation, branding, functionality, value proposition and content of an interface. While it’s ideal to test at multiple stages during a project, even one day of in person or remote 1 on 1 interviews can have a huge impact on your success.
Our team has worked on many projects within an agile development environment or rapid prototyping schedule and we’re confident we can meet your timeline & budgetary needs. We’ve completed over 1250 individual UX research sessions and also moderated in Spanish, French, German and Portuguese for multi-national clients.
What we’ve tested:
Websites
Mobile Apps
Intranets
Software
Proprietary handheld tools
Point of sale interfaces
Medical devices (to meet IEC 62366 & FDA 510(k) standards)
Stages we’ve tested at:
Paper prototypes
Wireframes in Axure, InVision & other clickable formats
Beta sites
Exploratory, Formative & Summative
Live interfaces
Our interviews often touch on several topics that may include exploring branding ideas, e-commerce functions, content and card sorts to prioritize terminology. To accommodate our clients we’ve done UX research in over 40 cities around the world.
Where we’ve conducted UX research:
Remote testing via GoToMeeting, Zoom and similar tools
At formal labs & research facilities
In our client’s offices
At in situation locations where the product or interface is used
Need to utilize a specific technology such as Morae, Treejack, OptimalSort or incorporate biometric tools like eye tracking & electrodermal activity? We’ve used the latest technology to manage cutting edge projects as user research evolves.
VIDEOS OF OUR TEAM IN ACTION
The Top 10 Reasons to Conduct UX Research
- Learn whether your users understand the value proposition of your interface
- Pinpoint specific areas of an interface (e.g. navigation, content, functionality) that require modifications
- Gain an understanding of shifts in brand perceptions, buying habits and attitudes
- Feel empowered during the decision making process regarding the next phase of development
- Save development time and avoid the expense of major post-launch revisions
- Improve acquisition and retention rates
- Uncover critical glitches that might cause site abandonment
- Minimize the risk of launching a site that does not adequately address user needs
- Learn about the nomenclature being used via a card sort to prioritize terms
- Watch how users interact with a responsive site on mobile & tablets