User Feedback

In UX, the Between-subject design study is used to measure the efficiency of several interfaces (product iterations or related services) by a single study.

This is the informal way to get quick feedback about a product prelaunch or potential changes of existing service among colleagues, who are not involved in project production.

The term defines a person, who is going to interact with the product after its final release, and whom the product is done for.

Represents massive data within color combination and contrast and facilities in understanding information quickly.

A research method designed to collect data to understand users objectives as they visit a website

User behavior is considered to be a range of specific actions users perform at a website, working with a mobile app, or interacting with any other type of interface.

It is a combination of methods, helping to learn about users’ behavior and its reasons.

This refers to users’ involvement with a product, which is the frequency and intensity of usage at a particular time.

It is a technique that involves a permanent product improvement based on the customer’s reviews and suggestions