How can you integrate Maze for mobile usability testing?

1 Why use Maze for mobile usability testing?

Mobile usability testing is essential for creating engaging and effective mobile experiences. However, traditional methods of mobile usability testing can be time-consuming, expensive, and difficult to scale. Maze simplifies and streamlines mobile usability testing by enabling you to test your prototypes remotely, without coding or installing any app. You can create interactive tests with different types of questions and tasks, and share them with your target users via a link or QR code. You can also recruit testers from Maze's panel of over 70,000 users, or use your own audience.

2 How to create a mobile test with Maze

To create a mobile test with Maze, you need to have a prototype of your mobile app or website ready. You can either upload your own prototype file or connect your Maze account with your prototyping tool of choice. Once you have imported your prototype, you can start building your test by adding missions, questions, and other elements. Missions are the core of your test, as they ask users to perform a specific task on your prototype, such as finding a product or signing up for an account. Questions are used to gather feedback, opinions, and ratings from users, such as how satisfied they are with the experience or how likely they are to recommend it. You can also add other elements like instructions, messages, or end screens to guide and thank your users.

3 How to run a mobile test with Maze

Once you have created your test, you can run it with real users on their own devices. You can either invite your own users by sharing the test link or QR code, or use Maze's user panel to find qualified testers that match your criteria. You can also set up screener questions to filter out unwanted participants. Maze supports testing on both iOS and Android devices, and records every tap, swipe, and action that users take on your prototype. You can also enable video and audio recording to capture users' reactions and comments.

4 How to analyze and share your mobile test results with Maze

As soon as users complete your test, you can access your results on the Maze dashboard. You can see how users performed on each mission, question, and element, and view metrics like success rate, completion time, and satisfaction score. You can also watch the recorded videos and audio clips, and read the open-ended responses. You can filter, segment, and export your data for further analysis, and generate reports that summarize your key findings and insights. You can also share your results with your team or stakeholders via a link or PDF file.

5 How to iterate and improve your mobile design with Maze

Maze is not only a tool for testing, but also for learning and improving your mobile design. Based on your results, you can identify what works well and what needs to be changed or tested further. You can also use Maze's features to compare different versions of your prototype, run A/B tests, and track your progress over time. You can also leverage Maze's community and resources to learn best practices, tips, and tricks for mobile usability testing and design.

6 How to get started with Maze for mobile usability testing

If you're interested in using Maze for mobile usability testing, you can sign up for a free account and start creating your first test. You can also explore Maze's templates, examples, and guides to get inspired and learn how to use the platform effectively. Maze offers different plans and pricing options to suit your needs and budget, and you can always upgrade or downgrade as you go. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, Maze can help you conduct mobile usability testing faster, easier, and better.

7 Here’s what else to consider

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