Different Types of Account Users and Roles Once you purchase a plan with Userlytics, you have the option to assign different admin account types and roles within your team. Changing […]
So you’ve decided you want to start investing in user experience research. Soon, you’ll be on your way to creating targeting UX tests and creating an actionable plan to improve […]
After you’ve identified your test goals, target audience and testing methodology, it’s time to build out your first user experience test. The first step in creating your first UX test […]
Our test builder gives you the option between conducting unmoderated usability tests, or Live Conversation usability tests. Both types of tests are effective and can help you gather a variety […]
Whether you choose to conduct moderated usability testing or Live Conversations, our intuitive test builder makes it easy for you to create your test and get started. Below we break […]
Source of Participants When choosing participants for your user experience study, you have the option of sourcing your participants in a few different ways. You may choose to utilize Userlytics’ […]
As an added way to ensure your testers fit the exact profile of your target demographic, our test builder has the built in option of adding a screener to the […]
If you choose to bring your own users (BYOU) to your testing study, inviting them to join your test is easy and instant. Collect Responses Feature Once you have finished […]
If you are conducting a Live Conversation UX study with your participants, you will have to ensure your moderator and participants select time slots for the test(s) they will be […]
The last step before launching your first UX test is designing tasks and questions for your participants. Strategically choosing tasks that will help draw the insights you are looking for […]
After all your testing sessions have been completed, it’s time to analyze and share your results. Userlytics provides a suite of tools that allow you to quickly review participant UX […]
How to test an apk file in Userlytics? To test an APK file in Userlytics you must upload it to a hosting platform such as Google drive (recommended) and copy the […]