Website Usability Testing

YouEye – Another Website Usability Testing Opportunity

November 9, 2012 2 comments by

website usability testing for youeyeIf you’re looking for another site to do website usability testing through, you might want to check out YouEye. Website usability testing is a great way to make some extra money here and there from home. The pay is very good for the time spent and the work, once you get comfortable with it, is not particularly hard.

I’ve got reviews up already of several different sites you can register with to get the occasional usability testing invite to your inbox, and YouEye is a new one you can add to your list if you’re already registered with the others.
What is usability testing?
I know a lot of you already do…

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Website Usability Testing for Analysia

October 1, 2012 0 comments by

website usability testing for analysiaAnalysia is a newer site I’ve discovered that you can use for website usability testing. If you aren’t familiar with what that is, it can be a great way to make some extra money! Basically, you are just testing out websites for companies and reporting your feedback via webcam and/or mic as you navigate. This helps companies/webmasters better understand where improvements need to be made.

I’ve reviewed several of these companies in the last year and I do recommend using more than one to up your chances of getting in on user tests. Here are some more details about how Analysia works:
What You Do
When you test a website for Analysia, you’ll be…

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TryMyUI Review

February 17, 2012 0 comments by

TryMyUI ReviewTryMyUI is another website usability testing company, similar to User Feel or What Users Do. After doing a lot of research on this and other companies, I’ve noticed there’s really not a lot of difference in how they operate. In short, you are visiting websites and recording your thoughts and interactions in order to help the website creator fix things that need fixing, in some cases before they go “live.” Sometimes the site might already be live and they just want the feedback to tweak things around.
How much does TryMyUI pay?
The pay is $10 per test, which is pretty much the…

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Userlytics Website Testing

November 23, 2011 2 comments by

Userlytics Website TestingUserlytics is another website usability testing company that I have so far not gotten around to reviewing. They are very, very similar to some of the others I have reviewed like UserFeel and What Users Do. Being a website tester means navigating a website and speaking your thoughts on how the website is laid out and how easy it is to navigate into a microphone. Some of the other companies I have reviewed do not require that you have a webcam in addition to a microphone, but Userlytics does. That is the main difference between them and some of these other sites…

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Get Paid For Testing Websites With User Feel

September 8, 2011 2 comments by

Get Paid For Testing WebsitesUser Feel is another one of those wonderful website usability testing companies! I love these because the pay is good and the work is — at least for most people — very easy to do. In the past, I have reviewed User Testing and What Users Do. User Feel is very similar. If you aren’t familiar with these sites, what you do is test out websites. You’ll be sent an email invitation to do a test. If you accept it, you’ll need to visit the website the email asks you to visit and navigate around, checking things…

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Website Usability Tests at What Users Do

August 22, 2011 7 comments by

Website Usability TestsWhat Users Do is a website based out of the U.K. that will pay people to test out websites. This basically involves visiting websites and allowing your movements/clicks to be recorded as you navigate the pages.  You will also be encouraged to speak your thoughts aloud as you explore the site, which means you’ll need a microphone. Why do companies pay for this service? Because they want to know how well their websites are loading, how easy they are to navigate, and whether or not any aspects of the site are unclear/confusing before they officially launch them to the public. Getting your opinion in the early stages means they can quickly identify and weed out…

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Website User Testing – Earn $10 Per Test

July 22, 2011 29 comments by

Website User TestingThere are a lot of sites popping up lately that will allow you to sign up and earn money for testing out websites. Today I have decided to do a review of Usertesting.com. While I would say that doing this type of work is extra money only, it could be a good bit of extra money — which means this might be a very nice “egg” to have access to! Here is more about how this works:
What You Do
Website user testing involves using an online screen recorder. This is something you don’t have to buy — once you’re signed up, you’ll have access to it through the User Testing website. The screen recorder will make note of…

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StartUpLift

March 1, 2011 5 comments by

StartUpLift ReviewWhat is StartUpLift?
StartUpLift is a site that allows people who are working on websites to feature them for users to review. Companies who choose to feature their start up sites on StartUpLift have the option of offering cash awards to the people who leave the best, most helpful reviews on their sites. The site has been on the web since the later half of 2010.

How much does StartUpLift pay?
If you sign up to review websites for StartUpLift, you’ll see that most companies give around $5 for good, detailed reviews. I occasionally see awards available for $10, but companies usually offer a more limited number of these. Additionally, some companies choose not to give awards at…

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