What to expect about Google Analytics 4: For non-expert GA users
Tim Rotolo
An overview of what you can expect from the transition from UA to Google Analytics 4, if you're not a GA expert.
The 9 best UX & product quotes from Trymata’s new podcast
Read the most impactful quotes about UX & product from the first 6 episodes of Trymata's new tech podcast, "Re:Design/Growth."
A research repository for your UX research data
Read about the powerful analytical capabilities of Trymata's new research repository! With automatic sentiment analysis, discovery graphs, highlight searches and more, Considerly will help you get even more out of…
How to use ChatGPT to write your usability test script
Wondering if ChatGPT's AI engine can help you write your usability testing task scripts? Our team did the research to find out exactly what conversational prompts work best to get…
TryMyUI has rebranded to Trymata!
We're proud to announce that TryMyUI has rebranded to Trymata! Under our new name, we're expanding our product offerings – and our vision for the future – to become a…
Moderating live test sessions with TryMyUI
An in-depth look at how our new live moderated test sessions work, from launching the test to admitting participants into the live room, facilitating the feedback session, and ending each…
Moderated user testing is live on TryMyUI!
For over a decade, TryMyUI has provided a robust suite of remote unmoderated usability testing tools. We are now excited to announce that we have expanded our testing capabilities to…
How to do A/B testing with Trymata
Usability testing and A/B testing share many of the same principles and with Trymata, follow a very similar process. Read about how to run effective A/B tests on the Trymata…
How to user test your Testflight beta app with TryMyUI
Looking for a way to run usability testing sessions and get feedback on your Testflight beta app? You can do it on TryMyUI – here's how.
11 guidelines for nightmarish UX design
Last month, in what has become a TryMyUI Halloween tradition, we revisited our UX House of Horrors, piling on fresh design atrocities to make users shiver in fear. Here are…