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From your first question to your next decision. Practical guides, examples and demonstrations to use UXTap with confidence.

Quick answers

How do I show questions inside my website?

Create a continuous research study. Under Collect responses, open On my website, copy the tag and ask your website team to install it. Configure the domain, trigger and audience; publish the study and check test mode on the website before collecting responses.

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Do I need to install the extension to test a website?

It depends on the instrumentation chosen in the real website test block. The extension works in Chrome or Edge on a computer. With the tag installed by the website team, the test can also work on mobile. Check the configured mode and rehearse on the participant’s device.

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Does editing a study change responses already collected?

Changes stay in the draft until you publish a new version. Previous responses remain linked to the version in which they were collected. The same study link takes new participants to the published version.

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How do I share results without sending the response link?

Open Results and the Report area. Generate the report if needed and manage its public link. This address differs from the collection link: it allows people to view the report, not answer the study.

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Is the team invitation sent by email?

When you create an invitation, UXTap provides a link valid for 7 days. You copy and send the link to the person. Choose the role before inviting: viewers read results; editors build and publish studies; administrators also manage the team.

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Figma manual: from the file to the results Prepare the file, import, build the task, test and publish.

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50 guides

Create a study and choose questions

From a research decision to a complete first test.

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Publish and update versions

Make a reviewed edit available through the public link.

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Bring in Figma screens or images

Prepare visual material before building the task.

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Connect screens with clickable areas

Turn images into a navigable path.

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Choose task navigation and success criteria

Match the prototype mode to your research question.

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Distribute a link and QR code

Test the experience before inviting participants.

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Connect external recruitment

Identify each arrival and return its outcome to the panel.

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Set collection quotas

Limit the total and balance profile options.

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Monitor automatic panel deliveries

Check status and history for an existing integration.

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Design paths with logic

Show questions relevant to each answer.

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Randomize blocks and options

Reduce position effects without breaking paths.

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Probe answers with AI

Ask for an additional reason without building a full interview.

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Read results and metrics

Move from collection counts to block-level evidence.

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Compare versions and segments

Interpret differences using comparable samples.

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Explore Journey, heatmaps and paths

Locate friction on each study screen.

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Record, inspect individual responses and create clips

For an individual response, open People, the session and Answers by step. The aggregate distribution is in the question results; Full replay shows the sequence of events.

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Export data and present findings

Choose CSV, report or presentation for each audience.

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Prepare text, voice or screen interviews

Define a script, response mode and visual context.

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Test websites with a tag or extension

Instrument a real website task using a compatible method.

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Show questions inside your website

From a new study to the first submission: install your survey and ask questions after a product action.

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Observe visitor behavior

Measure pages, clicks and paths with consent.

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Manage team, account and comments

Provide suitable access and discuss evidence in context.

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Set dashboard and study languages

Separate the researcher’s language from the participant’s language.

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Check plan, usage and payments

Check current limits before choosing a subscription.

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Configure consent and care for data

Review what research collects and how long it stays available.

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Read studies through the API

Connect an integration using a key and read scopes.

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Reuse templates, images, websites and prototypes

Reuse existing authored content within the workspace.

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Schedule and run human interviews

Prepare availability, participants and the meeting location.

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Edit pages and articles in the CMS

An authoring workflow for UXTap website administrators.

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Use the UXTap assistant and guides

Find contextual guidance with demonstrations and narration.

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Connect Claude and ChatGPT

Read authorized research in your AI service using the MCP connector.

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Open question

Discover the reason in the participant’s own words.

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Multiple choice

Compare options with single or multiple selection.

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Matrix

Rate several items using the same response scale.

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Ranking

Ask for a complete priority order.

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MaxDiff — priorities

Find priorities through most and least important choices.

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Yes or no

Get a direct binary answer.

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Simple input

Collect a short value in a defined format.

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Context text

Prepare participants for the next activity.

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Screener

Let only participants matching your profile continue.

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Opinion scale and metrics

Choose the right scale for clarity, recommendation, satisfaction or usability.

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Prototype task test

Observe whether participants reach a goal and which paths they take.

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First click

Discover where someone would try to start a task.

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Five-second test

Measure what people remember after brief exposure.

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Preference test

Compare versions and discover the reason for a choice.

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Card sorting

Discover how people organize information.

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Tree test

Check whether menu structure leads to the expected destination.

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Website test

Observe a task on a functioning website.

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AI interview

Explore experiences through an AI-led interview script.

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Content test

Discover how people understand text and images.

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