Share usability testing highlights with annotations
Tim Rotolo
Few things can convince a team member or stakeholder of the flaws in a design quite like watching users struggle with it first-hand. With the updates to our video annotation…
Crowdsourced usability in the wild: Testing UX Crowd with Serengetee
Jenny Cang
Usability testing is important, but it can be hard to make time for poring over hours of video data. Can crowdsourcing usability analysis solve this dilemma? This is the question…
Collaborative UX Webinar: Q&A
On June 25, we hosted a webinar with TryMyUI’s Co-Founder and CEO, Ritvij Gautam, on collaborative UX workflows. Ritvij discussed the challenges common on UX teams and ways to achieve…
Collaboration within a UX team
How can you make usability research relevant to all of your stakeholders without bogging the whole team down in a morass of data? An efficient team UX workflow must engage…
Feature Update: Tag your ‘gold mine’ moments to find them later
“I was expecting the button to be somewhere by the top, but I’ve searched all over and I can’t find it anywhere.” That’s the gold mine spot – the problem…
Measuring task usability: The Single Ease Question (SEQ)
The idea behind task-based usability testing is that any application's user experience is comprised of various steps along the user’s journey, each of which must be optimized for simplicity and…
How an Ox Inspired TryMyUI’s Newest Data Visualization Tool
Clark Buckner
Crowdsourcing may have begun with an ox...
The UXCrowd Webinar: Q&A
On December 9 we hosted a webinar with Rob Hoehn of Ideascale and Rob Aseron, former head of user research at Zynga diving into the utilities of crowdsourcing and how…
Using the crowd to build your UX roadmap
You know usability testing is important, but you just don't have the time to do it at scale. What if you didn't have to watch all the hours of user…
Crowds and mobs: How wise is the crowd, really?
The “wisdom of crowds” is the idea that the collective judgment or knowledge of a mass of people tends to converge on extreme accuracy when aggregated. But is that really…
