Validate
Information architecture
Help participants make sense of your structure. These methods
reveal how people organize, understand, and find content.
Card Sorting
Discover how people group and categorize information to shape clear navigation.
Qualitative data
Preference & impression testing
Learn what users notice first, which variation they prefer, and the impressions your designs create.
Preference Test
Ask participants to choose between design or content options to guide your decisions.
Measure usability
Evaluation
Understand if users can complete tasks successfully, what paths they take, and where they get stuck.
Single Task
Test one specific task and track success, failure, and completion rates.
Questions
Gather targeted feedback through surveys, scales, and open-ended or multiple-choice questions.
Open Analytics
Observe free navigation across your product and observe the path participants take to complete your task.
Enhance research
Other features
Beyond testing methods, Useberry includes features designed to improve accuracy, reduce bias, and expand what your studies can achieve.
Randomization
Shuffle tasks, blocks, sets, or set A/B testing with randomization to reduce biases and get more reliable insights.


