Single Task Test
Ask participants to complete a task and discover possible usability issues.
Research objective
What is a Single Task Test?
Single Task is used for usability testing, in which you ask participants to accomplish a task with a prototype or website and assess how easy user interfaces are to use.
What usability issues exist in our interface?
What is the average completion rate for a task?
How does our interface compare to an industry benchmark?
How is our interface performing compared to our competitors or new design?
Useful feedback
Why conduct Single Task Testing?
Validate and adjust features based on data
Validate your product based on data and real evidence. Explore what works and what does not work. Create product roadmaps with the user in mind.
Ensure your product will succeed before launch
Usability testing is an advantage when vetting your product’s functionality and features. You can validate your assumptions and determine whether users will find value and utility in your product.
Qualitative data
What can you do with Single Task Tests?
Test new features
Analyze new features for usability flaws before the product launch.
Optimize micro-interactions
Optimize micro-interactions to improve user experience.
Validate early design ideas
Quickly validate early design with low-fidelity prototypes.
Usability testing
Evaluate your product and get comprehensive user feedback.