The bread and butter of my whole UX Research practice!
March 17, 2022
The bread and butter of my whole UX Research practice!
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with UserTesting
I use UserTesting every day in my role as a UX researcher. It's our main source for participants for online usability and user testing. I always have a handful of unmoderated and moderated studies up and running on the platform.
Pros
- Sourcing a diverse group of participants quickly
- All in one spot to recruit, host sessions, and analyze sessions
- Create and share clips of users really easily with stakeholders
Cons
- The organization of the work spaces/dashboards could use some work.
- I don't feel as supported as I used to from a customer success perspective. I used to have dedicated, go-to professionals to reach out to about my account who knew my project context, account history, etc. Recently we've been pushed into general support pools, and it doesn't feel like my account gets any personalized attention anymore.
- I would like to see a more refined experience for collaborators - the test plans I share with them are plain text/hard to read.
- Would be nice to be able to conduct focus groups using this tool.
- Fast feedback on features
- Ability to test with a diverse audience
- We were able to adapt to remote-only life in COVID so easily thanks to UserTesting
We've benefited in so many ways. The speed of getting tests up and running is really useful. I'm almost always able to target the exact customer I'm looking for and field the test quite quickly. I'm quickly able to gather data to help support my stakeholders in their decision-making. Being able not just to tell but SHOW my stakeholders what the experience looks like when using our products is invaluable.
Do you think UserTesting delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with UserTesting's feature set?
Yes
Did UserTesting live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of UserTesting go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy UserTesting again?
Yes
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