Learn how to Build & Analyze your studies in the UserZoom Academy.
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Basic Usability Tests
The Basic Usability Tests course gives you a high-level overview of how to build and analyze a Basic Usability Test.
- Basic Usability Tests can answer:
- Are there usability issues with a prototype?’
- What do users think of this concept?
- Should we choose design version A or B?
- We'll walk through:
- Sourcing your participants and using logic with screener questions
- How to add and write tasks
- Features available for analyzing the videos and how to export them
- Available data tables and charts
Surveys
The Surveys course walks you through how to build and analyze a Survey.
- Surveys can answer:
- What’s most important to customers?
- What do users think of this concept?
- Should we choose design version A or B?
- This course shows you how to:
- Source participants using logic with screener questions
- Add and write Rank order (Drag and Drop) questions
- Analyze and export the data tables, graphs, and word clouds
Click Test
The Click Test course gives you a high-level overview of how to build and analyze a Click Test
- Click Tests can answer these questions:
- Can users find an item on the screen?
- What do users think of this concept?
- Should we choose design version A or B?
- How should the content be structured?
- Learn how to:
- Add your screenshot image and create area selections
- Add a 7-point confidence rating scale
- Add follow up comments box questions
- Find the areas to analyze and export to share with your team
Card Sorts
In the Card Sorts course, we'll look at how Sam builds and analyzes her Open and Closed Card Sorts studies to answer, "What’s the most intuitive menu structure for their website?"
- We start by showing you the differences between the two types of studies, and how to build and analyze each one.
- In the Build lessons, walk through:
- Adding your screener questions and welcome page
- Pasting your items and categories
- Adding following up questions
- Using logic and conditioning to get the insights your need
- In the Analysis lesson, learn about:
- Cleaning up the data before looking at the dendrogram
- Highlighting other key information you need to look out for
- Customization and exporting options available in each study
- What Sam does next based on her new insights
Tree Tests
- Use Tree Tests to answer these questions:
- Can users find items in a menu?
- How should the content be structured?
- In this course, we'll show you:
- How to insert your menus and items and how to separate them
- How to add follow up questions to your task
- Features available for customizing and exporting the data
Feedback Tabs and Intercepts
- Feedback tabs and Intercepts can be used as a study method or a way to recruit participants.
- In this course, we review:
- How to build Feedback Tabs and Live Intercept studies that ask the question, "Do you have any feedback about our website?"
- Which studies can use Feedback Tabs and Site Intercepts and how to do it
Advanced UX Research - UX Benchmarking
In the Advanced UX Research - UX Benchmarking course, you'll learn:
- The difference between longitudinal and competitive benchmarking
- The value of the QXscore
- 6 steps to running a successful benchmarking study
Advanced UX Research - Hot features
The Advanced UX Research course showcases the features and functions unique to Advanced UX Research studies.
Remote Moderated Interviews
The Remote Moderated Interviews course introduces you to Moderated Interviews and what research questions they answer.
- First, we introduce you to:
- Building a moderated study
- Using session links
- Roles and functions
- Next, we show you:
- What a moderated study looks like
- How everyone joins
- What each role sees
- We finish with showing you:
- Features available to you to analyze
- How to export videos
Logic and Conditions
In the Logic and Conditions course, you'll learn:
- What Logic and Conditions are
- When you use them
- How to build them into your studies
Piping
In the Piping course, you'll learn the following from the experts:
- What piping is
- How it works, with a sender question and receiver question
- Where the code is found and used.
- The importance of testing piping in your studies
- Impacts this clever code has on your studies
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