UX Test

During a UX test, you present your site or app to your target audience. You sit across them – physically or online. You ask questions, you observe. You see how they experience your product. You discover what works well and what could be improved. Everything you learn is fuel for the further development of your digital product.

Why is it important to test?

You don't just create a successful and user-friendly digital product. Not based on gut feeling, or on assumptions. If you want to make something valuable for your customers, then you have to test. By going into the lab, you learn how users experience your product. You hear the stories behind their choices, which makes it a great addition to the data you already have from, for example, analytics.

How it works

This is how we organize your research day at Happy Labs

Briefing
We will discuss your needs for the research day and the criteria for finding your ideal participants. Once everything is set, we will begin right away.
Participant recruitment
We will send you a draft schedule for your review. Once approved, we will lock in the final schedule for the participants.
Research facilities
We handle the setup of your selected research facilities, taking the worry off your shoulders. For remote research, you will receive guidance on using your preferred tools.
Research day(s)
Get ready to interact with your target audience! Our host will make sure everything runs smoothly, update you on the schedule, and be there for any questions you might have.
Recordings
After the study, you will get recordings of the interviews to review.

Have something else in mind?

Do you have a different request, schedule, or approach in mind? Get in touch with us. We're eager to explore it together.

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A UX Test in 4 steps

What are the main steps in conducting a UX test? What stages do you go through, and what do you need to consider at each step? We've created a handy checklist for you in the form of an article.