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How to integrate a Third Party Usability Testing Tool on Askable
How to integrate a Third Party Usability Testing Tool on Askable
Updated over 6 months ago

Askable provides a platform for you to run & manage a Usability Test. Askable will recruit the participants based on your Study Setup and participants can be incentivised on Askable.
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☝🏼 Askable is not a Usability Testing Tool ☝🏼

We recommend these Third Party Tools for you to input your raw designs or prototypes:

It's recommended that you explore & research on what's the best & most appropriate tool for what you are intending to test.


What if my company does not have a Usability Testing Tool?

Without access to a Usability Testing Tool, you may want to explore some of these workarounds. Bear in mind that these are workaround to still get insights from participants without the roadblock of a tool (or lack thereof).

1. Consider changing to Moderated Interview

While this is a significant pivot, we suggest running quick 30 minute interviews with participants where you can send them a link to your Prototype or website to speak out loud on. You can also have them interact & observe in real time.
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This not only gives you a much more in depth & quality insight, but it's also much worth your money! (or credits)

2. Consider Everask

Similar to tools like Lookback, Askable offers a service called Everask. Have a look and choose to Submit your request via the website.
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From there, a team member will reach out to help with your research needs. *This may not be the most suitable solution for your research.

3. Consider Survey

While a Survey cannot achieve the results a Usability Testing Tool can, you may be able to test simple designs in the form of Images in within a Survey. You can have participants elaborate or share feedback on a set image.
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This means participants cannot perform tasks, speak out loud or record their screens.

4. Consider Askable Plus

With access to Askable Plus, you can tap into our community of researchers & tools to run your research. For more info, click here or speak to your Account Manager.

5. Consider investing on a Tool

After all, workarounds are workarounds. If you believe you, your research or your company will benefit off a Usability Testing Tool, we recommend including this into your Research Toolkit.

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