TryMyUI partners with Blockstack to rate blockchain-based apps
Ritvij Gautam
We're teaming up with Blockstack, a platform for app developers who believe users should own their own data and identity. We'll be providing monthly feedback to developers to help them…
Our top 10 user testing stories of 2018
Tim Rotolo
It's been an eventful year, and as always at this time of year, we're looking back at the ground we covered and the ideas we talked about.
Allbirds vs Greats: UX Wars
Many of today's online sellers are hosted on massive DIY e-commerce platforms like Shopify and BigCommerce. These platforms provide lots of basic tools for non-experts to create usable experiences. We…
Giving thanks for great UX: 6 websites TryMyUI is thankful for this year
Katie Mykleseth
The holiday shopping season has begun, and as we all scramble to buy gifts for our loved ones, we decided it would be worthwhile to round up some of the…
Halloween roundup: The UX House of Horrors
What's scarier than bad UX? That's what me and CEO Rit were thinking when we had the idea for a UX "haunted house": a webpage so horrifyingly misdesigned that it…
How U.S. companies are remedying the UX problems of voting
While the UX problems of voting in the U.S. ultimately demand legislative fixes, we have been delighted to see how some U.S. companies and nonprofits have stepped up to remedy…
The decline of American democracy is rooted in poor UX
UX principles applied in the digital world can be just as effective in the real world, and the U.S. voting system—from registration to the polls—is in desperate need of a…
UXspresso with Nat Geo: Dealing with negative feedback
Critical user test results can be a hard pill to swallow, but the UX team at National Geographic told us why "failed" tests are actually a blessing.
Test iOS mobile apps with TryMyUI!
With the addition of iOS mobile app testing, TryMyUI now offers the ability to test any product on any device. Read on to learn how our iOS user testing works,…
11 UX lessons from Dr. Seuss
While Dr. Seuss may have primarily intended to provide life lessons through his picture books, his rhyme-infused wisdom perfectly applies to UX.