Prototypes, Wireframes and Live Site — Oh My!
Sani El-Fishawy
That's right! We rolled out some cool new features. Check them out, and let us know what you think. Prototypes & Wireframes When creating a new test in TryMyUI, you…
Using TryMyUI and Loop11 in Tandem to Obtain Quantitative and Qualitative Measures
Improving website usability is consistently a challenge for companies – whether a startup or a large enterprise. There’s a plethora of information and healthy debate on what user experience research…
Customer Spotlight: Andy Shield – Director of User Experience, Red Bullet UK
We learn so much from our customers, and wanted to pass on the goodness. We recently checked in with Andy Shield, founder of Red Bullet, a research-led web development agency…
TryMyUI and OpenHallway give away $140,000 of usability testing in sponsorship if UXLX conference
The remote user testing services TryMyUI and OpenHallway are sponsoring the UX-LX conference and are giving away $140,000 worth of remote usability testing to approximately 500 conference attendees. OpenHallway is…
TryMyUI and OpenHallway are proud to sponsor UX-LX in Lisbon this summer
If you interested in usability and can make it to Lisbon this summer we highly recommend you attend the phenomenal UX-LX three day usability conference. This conference has something for…
Providing a free test and asking for a credit card…
Trymata
We provide a free test for new users. However, we do ask that the user have a valid credit card. Although we don't charge the credit card (we simply make…
3 facets defining the user experience
Farhad Farzaneh
At TryMyUI we review a lot of user testing videos. In these narrated videos the tester verbalizes her thoughts as she performs the tasks in the usability test. In this…
More on the ideal user
When most people think of performing usability testing, they think of using novices to see if the website is apparent to someone with very little experience. However, having now reviewed…
Looking for the ideal usability tester…
Let's assume we're about to embark on a user experience study and want to solicit the opinions of a handful of users, be it for a moderated or unmoderated study.…
How many users is enough?
Can you really learn much from viewing videos of a handful of users?
