UX testing that goes beyond task completion.
The Problem
You want to evaluate your product holistically. Not just whether users can complete tasks, but how the experience feels. Usability plus perception, emotion, and trust.
But standard usability tests focus on errors and time-on-task. That misses the bigger picture. A product can be usable but still feel clunky, confusing, or untrustworthy.
The Solution
We combine task-based testing with experience measurement. Usability metrics plus UX questionnaires, emotional response, and qualitative feedback. The full picture, not just the functional layer.
A complete view of your user experience. What works, what frustrates, and how users really feel about your product.
Video recordings of every session with timestamped highlights.
Quantified completion rates, time-on-task, and error counts.
Issues ranked by severity with clear fix recommendations.
We define tasks, scenarios, and success criteria with you.
We source participants matching your target user profile.
We run moderated or unmoderated tests and capture everything.
You receive findings with video clips and recommendations.
Use our Study Builder to configure your project and get an instant quote. No hidden fees, pay only for what you need.
Calculate Your PriceMeasure task success, efficiency, and errors through structured testing
Learn moreAssess technology adoption likelihood using validated TAM frameworks and identify barriers before launch
Learn moreIn-depth conversations to understand user needs, behaviors, and motivations
Learn moreReal feedback from teams we've worked with
Let's discuss how we can help you achieve your goals.
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Or reach us directly at marc.busch@user-feedback.at or +43 699 197 101 86
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