Useberry’s intuitive interface and quick setup allow us to run usability tests efficiently across different projects and clients. We use it in our everyday work to gather insight on user behavior. It integrates great with tools like Figma. Connecting and updating Figma prototypes is simple. Features like randomization, language localization, and the inclusion of consent forms help us scale testing. Our usability testing process is simplified with the use of Useberry because it quickly generates heatmaps, clickmaps, and user flows which is great. This helps us stay agile during fast iterations. Their team is really responsive, friendly, and we even collaborated on case studies together.

The free tier is well worth trying, and it’s insightful to watch how respondents interact with your survey.

I really like the template library, whether it’s testing basic navigation flows or specific user tasks, the library provides a solid starting point, allowing anyone to modify and customize templates as needed. It’s a huge boost for efficiency, especially when deadlines are tight or when anyone wants to experiment with multiple test structures. Plus, you can create your own custom templates, which is really useful for designing tests that fit your specific projects or company. You can set up your own tasks, create unique test flows, and save them for future use. This saves time and helps keep your tests consistent with your project needs. It also makes it easy to reuse setups for similar tests, while still allowing changes when needed.