Users Abandon Onboarding
Find confusing steps, unclear instructions and forms that prevent registration.
Make your software easy to use. Kualitatem observes real users completing critical tasks to reveal friction and provide prioritized fixes for your team.
Book a Free Usability ConsultationOur usability testing process
Find confusing steps, unclear instructions and forms that prevent registration.
Baymard reports 70.19% average cart abandonment. Observe where users abandon checkout.
Identify recurring usability problems behind common customer questions.
Test new journeys with representative users before changing the experience.
Learn whether users can find and understand recently released features.
Spot interaction barriers and plan targeted accessibility checks.
Our software usability testing methods fit your users, critical tasks and product stage.
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Understand why users struggle.
A facilitator observes tasks and asks follow-up questions about user difficulties.
Explore Moderated Testing02
Reach users wherever they are.
Participants complete tasks remotely across agreed locations and devices.
Explore Remote Testing03
Observe real interactions.
Watch people use products or prototypes and identify confusing steps.
Explore In-Person Testing04
Find issues through expert review.
Assess interfaces against established usability principles.
Explore Heuristic Evaluation05
Validate critical user journeys.
Observe sign-up, checkout, account updates and information searches.
Explore Task-Based Testing06
Make content easier to find.
See where users look, click and navigate to complete tasks.
Discuss Your Testing ScopeEvidence-Led Usability Testing
Observe representative users completing critical tasks and turn their feedback into actionable findings.
Screen participants by role, experience, device use and product familiarity. Around five per user group is a common qualitative starting point (Nielsen Norman Group).
Real-user evidence guides the findings. QA experts prioritize them.
From participant selection to prioritized findings and retesting.
We align tasks, participants and evidence requirements with your product goals.
Define target users, critical journeys, tasks and success criteria.
Screen and recruit participants; arrange consent, access and sessions.
Observe task completion, hesitation, errors and participant feedback.
Group findings, recommend fixes and retest agreed changes when scoped.
Turn real-user observations into clear priorities for design and development.
Understand major findings for critical journeys.
Review problems by severity and task impact.
See annotated screenshots and approved clips.
Get practical recommendations for improvement.
Discuss findings and validate agreed changes.
See What Your Team Will Receive
Request a Sample ReportUnderstand how users navigate the digital journeys your business relies on.
Evaluate onboarding, banking access, payments and self-service.
Test patient registration, appointment booking and portals.
Review plan selection, activation and customer account journeys.
Observe product discovery, shopping carts and checkout.
Test role-based dashboards, complex workflows and data entry.
Meaningful measures reflect task performance and user behavior.
Connect real-user observations with broader software quality considerations.
WebAIM found detectable WCAG failures on 95.9% of homepages in 2026. Scope accessibility checks separately.
Explore Accessibility TestingGet documented findings, evidence and recommendations your team can use.
Choose fixed-scope testing or ongoing QA support to fit release priorities.
Explore Engagement OptionsScope the right participants, platforms and usability testing methods.
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Security and ComplianceUsability testing observes people completing realistic tasks on a website, app or prototype. It shows where users succeed, hesitate or abandon a journey and helps teams prioritize improvements.
Usability testing focuses on task completion and effort. UX testing looks at the wider experience and satisfaction; UI testing checks interface elements and behavior.
Exploratory studies often begin with about five participants per user group, per Nielsen Norman Group. This is not a statistically representative sample; requirements vary by audience and goals.
Time and pricing depend on recruitment, groups, platforms, sessions and reporting. We agree the scope and deliverables before recommending an engagement.
A moderator observes tasks and asks follow-up questions. Unmoderated participants complete tasks independently, often remotely. The right method depends on complexity and goals.
Test prototypes, before launches and after release. Early studies reveal confusing interactions; follow-up sessions assess agreed design improvements.
Remote testing can cover websites, web applications and mobile apps when the product and agreed study requirements support it. Confirm platforms and devices during scoping.
Define participant criteria, then screen for role, experience, device use and familiarity. Confirm recruitment, consent and recording arrangements during planning.
Deliverables can include prioritized findings, observations, screenshots, recommendations, walkthroughs and retests, depending on agreed scope.
Usability studies may reveal barriers, but they do not replace a structured WCAG assessment. Accessibility testing can be scoped separately or alongside usability testing.
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