Useberry

What Is Useberry?

Useberry is a remote UX research platform designed for unmoderated usability testing of websites, designs, prototypes, and mobile apps. It enables teams to collect rapid user testing feedback and in-depth insights through various testing methods, fitting into the UX tools category as a paid solution. Useberry supports integration with design tools like Figma, Adobe XD, and ProtoPie, allowing designers to import prototypes directly for testing within the product development workflow.

What Useberry Does

• Conducts 5-second tests to evaluate first impressions and visual clarity of designs.
• Performs preference tests where users select preferred designs or copy variations.
• Executes single-task tests to measure task success rates and completion times.
• Supports customizable questions to gather qualitative feedback from participants.
• Provides open analytics to observe user navigation patterns and behaviors.
• Offers click tracking, heatmaps, and user flows to visualize interactions, engagement areas, and drop-off points.

How Useberry Can Be Used

• Test clickable prototypes from Figma or XD to identify usability issues before development.
• Run card sorting and tree testing to validate information architecture for websites or apps.
• Analyze website usability by tracking clicks, scrolls, and hesitations on live sites.
• Conduct A/B testing with randomization to reduce bias in comparing design variations.
• Generate UX reports from session recordings, including video shoots capturing user face, voice, and screen.
• Segment data by demographics or other criteria to uncover patterns in user interactions.

Who Is Useberry For?

Useberry serves UX researchers, UI/UX designers, product teams, and developers who need actionable insights from real users on prototypes, websites, or apps. It suits teams conducting unmoderated tests for rapid feedback in iterative design processes, particularly those handling moderated and unmoderated sessions, card sorting, surveys, or first-click evaluations. Experience levels range from individual designers validating early concepts to agile teams optimizing user flows before launch. Visit Useberry