Useberry Features

Text-based surveys or quizzes related to user experience.

Individually recorded video clips based on situations or prompts.

One-on-one video conferences with users.

Text responses to situational prompts.

Intercepting users during application usage.

Intercepting visitors while on particular webpage.

Vendor-provided database of respondents.

Actionable data generated from user responses.

Collaborative tools for analyzing or repurposing responses.

Tools for tagging, storing, and searching responses.

Tracks where users are clicking on a web page.

Tracks mouse movement over a web page.

See where users experience the most difficulty on a web page.

Tracks sessions where users encountered errors and bugs.

Offers insights into relationships between user information and user behavior.

Leave notes on sessions and bugs.

Source software, website, or application testing to diverse pool of test users.

Provide manual or automated feedback tracking regarding software, website, or application functions and errors.

Provide test result metrics in text and visual representations.

Enables users to create surveys through a simple drag-and-drop or WYSIWYG editor

Allows the use of various question types such as open-ended, closed-ended, multiple choice, and ratings

Offers pre-built templates for creating surveys with different audiences or use cases

Provides tools for distributing surveys through email, SMS, social media, etc.

Helps create more intelligent surveys based on respondent's actions and answers

Allows users to customize survey colors, logos, and URLs to match company branding

Ability to embed videos, photos, or other rich media

Allows for creation of surveys in different languages and advanced survey translation

Provides tools to visualize and analyze data

Allows users to export reports from the product into an .xsl, .csv, or .pdf file

Allows administrators to set permissions on viewing, filtering, or sharing survey results

Provides reporting and analytics tools to quantify the results of the experiment.

Provides heatmap functionality to assess what parts of the website visitors are engaging with most.

Allows for the testing of multiple variables at a time during a single test.

Allows multiple experiments to be deployed simultaneously.

Allows mobile web pages to be tested during A/B experiments.

Requires little to no knowledge of coding. Usually this means it comes with prewritten code.