Never Ask the Wrong Question Again With Templates by Qualaroo

When it comes to methods of gathering feedback, the gold standard for marketers is the in-person focus group. This format offers an opportunity to gather opinions, verbal feedback, and observation of attitudes about your product. However, focus groups can also be costly and time-consuming, which can be prohibitive for small teams or small budgets. But this shouldn’t hold you back from gathering high-quality feedback.

At Qualaroo, we know that user feedback should be integral to your UX and digital product strategy. After all, your product, sales, and marketing teams are not mind readers. User feedback contextualizes what your users want and eliminates the guesswork of product development.

How can you know what someone thinks when they aren’t vocalizing their thoughts or feelings? How do you solve problems for users who aren’t providing you with raw feedback (or any feedback for that matter)? This is a consistent challenge UX and marketing professionals face. Without a written response, reaction or review, it can be difficult to know how to improve your product and its user experience.

Over the past few months, we’ve made a number of updates to Qualaroo designed to make your experience better: like revamping our Sentiment Analysis and NPS reporting experiences. Today we’re excited to announce another such release: Qualaroo now supports Content Delivery Network (CDN)!

Like any field, there are ideas and best practices in web design and experience that have become central tenets. While these “laws” are meant to improve web usability and experience, they’re certainly not immutable.

In November, we released a set of new reporting functionality in Qualaroo’s reporting dashboard. Complete with improved NPS reporting, nudge performance statistics at a glance, and word clouds, we brought you new ways to get more out of your Qualaroo experience.

One of the most interesting things about UX is that it’s all around us, whether we like it or not! While there’s a user experience involved in using our favorite social media platforms, there’s also one involved in chewing a piece of gum.

Get out your planners UXers! We’ve put together a list of the top UX events around the world to watch out for. From interaction design to social change, there are a lot of themes to choose from. 

Qualaroo is a tool that allows you to gather insights from your users. But you can also use it to recruit participants for user research!

Getting started with UX can be overwhelming. There’s a lot to do and even more to learn. Whether you’ve just learned that this field exists or have a few UX projects under your belt, knowing and avoiding common pitfalls of the trade will save you time and headaches down the line.