This template is for:
Usability testing
Design
First click testing
Usability testing
Think aloud
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Overview
Test your website's UI design with a simple first click test. By giving your test participants a simple task (e.g. to find out where they'd go to contact customer support), you can explore how easy it is for customers to navigate your product and identify any potential friction points. You can also use this test to gauge how visible and discoverable key features of your website or app design are.
This versatile template supports multiple image types, so you can upload both low and high-fidelity designs or screenshots of your live website.
Your results will include a click map to show where participants clicked. This data can also be viewed as a heatmap. You can select regions of the design to see the total number of clicks and the average click times within that highlight. You can also filter to show only the clicks you want to see.
This template will help you discover
How easily users can navigate your interface and find the information they need.
Elements within your interface that might cause users confusion or frustration.
Whether the layout is clear and visually appealing.
Whether the interface meets users' expectations and effectively addresses their needs.
How to use this template
Click on the "Use this template" button and log in to your Lyssna account. Don't have an account yet? Start exploring with a free plan.
Customize the test to suit your needs.
Preview your test or press save and continue to recruit your participants.
Set your test live and wait for your results!
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