User acceptance testing (UAT) allows businesses to ensure that their software meets end-users' needs. UAT is usually the final step of the testing pipeline before the software is released. Stages of ...

Even with all the application availability and performance enhancements you build into your Web infrastructure, you still need to build something that visitors actually like to use. Unfortunately, ...

Shipping software fast is no longer a competitive advantage. It is the baseline expectation. Whether it is a mobile banking ...

With the rising popularity of user-centered design and UX research, it's crucial now more than ever to have usability testing tools to help evaluate and improve your digital products' UX. There are ...

At WhatUsersDo, we’re about unearthing the WHY of user behaviour, so that web teams can look beyond their analytical reports and really understand their users. Usability or UX testing is the process ...

One thing that is certain about website creation is that no user wants to go to a site that gives them a bad experience. When a user encounters such a site, they will quickly turn away—causing you to ...

In digital marketing, there is a constant drive for innovation—not only for clients but also from competitors and in the new technology available in this field. One such “tool” that has taken center ...

Companies often think they have a sales or marketing problem or a need to add a new product feature when they have a user experience problem. The product, service or technology isn’t easy to use, ...

It’s one of the biggest headaches for mobile developers and organizations launching mobile initiatives, and one where the most capital can be wasted: mobile testing. Since testing can amount to as ...

The fundamental purpose of user testing is to better understand and empathize with the core users of a digital product. Unfortunately, user testing is often an afterthought. From card sorting to ...