Online Qualitative Research For Your Remote User Testing

Plan Your Questions Carefully
During your interviews, you want to ask questions that can help you increase the usability of your program for future users. Ask directed questions. Instead of asking if the site looks good, ask if the design looks professional and trustworthy. Would the user feel comfortable entering their credit information? These specific and pointed questions will help you do a lot more with your findings.

Focus on the Message
Be sure to ask how your product or service comes across in your site. It should be clear what you are trying to sell, and your website should persuade users to purchase. If your product is not in focus on the site, then you will be losing a lot of potential business.

Focus on the Homepage
The homepage is the gateway to your product. Ask your testers if the homepage is attractive and inviting. Ask if there is anything that could be improved or stands out about the homepage’s layout.

Check for the Weakest Points
The weak point are the ones you can fix for the greatest added value to your site. Ask testers about the most confusing or worst parts of the site. Also ask if they had any trouble navigating the site.

Do your research
The user’s experience is the key factor, so be sure to gear your questions towards how you can improve the user experience of your site. You want to filter out actionable feedback during the interviews.

Conclusion
Usability testing is a key phase of any startup launch. Even if you already started your business, you can still conduct a usability test to improve your product and sales page for an increase in sales. With the competitive price of usability tests these days, there’s no reason to pass on one, and the time you spend on your testing can make a huge difference.