Unmoderated research methodologies
From preference tests to prototype tasks, check out our wide range of unmoderated test types
By Jamie and 3 others4 authors21 articles
- Five-second test sections
- Preference test sections
- Navigation test sections
- Design survey sections
- Click test sections
- Tree test sectionsValidate the information architecture of your website or app by asking participants to locate specific items in a tree structure
- Live website test sectionsTest live websites with ease—set tasks, ask questions, and capture insights, all without code or downloads required.
- Card sorting tasksCreate a card sort activity to organize your site's content in a way that makes sense to your users
- Create a closed card sort taskAsk participants to group your items into pre-defined categories
- Create an open card sort taskAllow participants to create categories for your items to help inform your website's organization
- Viewing your card sort task results
- Create a hybrid card sort taskAsk participants to group your items into both pre-defined and custom categories
Question types
Types of survey and follow-up questions for unmoderated studies
- Question types in unmoderated studiesLearn about different question types in Lyssna studies to choose the best options for clear, detailed, and actionable participant responses
- Audio recorded questionsCapture participants’ spoken thoughts to understand their reasoning, reactions, and decision-making in real time
- AI follow-up questionsGet better insights by allowing us to automatically ask participants follow-up questions
- Understanding matrix questionsLearn how to create and interpret matrix questions in Lyssna.
- Understanding linear scale questionsLearn how to use linear scales in Lyssna studies to easily gather meaningful feedback and understand participants' opinions and experiences.
- Understanding ranking questionsLearn how to create and interpret ranking questions in Lyssna.