Forms - Usability Testing and User Research

Evrybo Form helps product teams gather user insights with customizable surveys, feedback collection, and seamless data sharing, empowering better research and smarter decisions. Replace Maze, Lyssna, Typeform, and similar tools.

1. Create Your First Form

Evrybo Form Builder is easy to use: simply add questions, each with a type, name, description, image, and conditions.

1. Create a Form
2. Add Form Questions: Build your form with customizable questions.
3. Add Form Designs: Personalize the look and feel of your form to align with your brand or project.
4. Share with a Public Link: Easily share your form using a public link. No account is required for respondents, making it simple for anyone to provide feedback or complete the form.

2. AI Form Generator

Generate user-friendly forms quickly with AI-input your requirements, and let AI create customized fields in seconds.

3. Form Question

1. Welcome

   Purpose: Set the tone for your form and greet your users.

   Details: Add a welcoming title and description to create a friendly introduction.

2. Instruction

   Purpose: Provide additional context or guidelines for your users.

   Details: Use this section to ensure users understand the next steps or specific requirements.

3. Open Question

   Purpose: Gather detailed feedback or insights

   Details: Include a long text field for extended user responses.

4. Simple Input

   Purpose: Collect basic information.

   Details: Accept text, numerical, date, or email inputs.

5. Multiple choice

   Purpose: Let users select predefined options.

   Details: Offer two or more choices for easy selection.

6. Rating-Linear scale

   Purpose: Measure opinions quantitatively.

   Details: Allow users to rate on a scale of 1-10 or customize the scale.

7. Image preference

   Purpose: Understand visual preferences.

   Details: Let users choose between two or more images.

8. Five second

   Purpose: Test memory recall or first impressions.

   Details: Show content briefly and capture what users remember.

9. First click

   Purpose: Analyze initial user behavior.

   Details: Record where users click first on your design.

10. Website task

    Purpose: Assess usability on a live site.

    Details: Redirect users to a URL to complete specific tasks.

11. Legal

    Purpose: Collect consent or agreement.

    Details: Ask participants to accept terms or conditions.

12. Thank You Message

    Show appreciation for users' time and effort in completing the form.

Coming soon question

1. Prototype test

   Purpose: Validate your design concepts.

   Details: Test your design prototypes with real users.

2. Tree test

   Purpose: Evaluate navigation structure.

   Details: Analyze how users find information in your design.

3. Card sort

   Purpose: Discover how users group and categorize ideas.

   Details: Understand user mental models through sorting exercises.

4. Copy test

   Purpose: Test the effectiveness of marketing or product copy.

   Details: Validate whether your messaging resonates with users.

5. Screener

   Purpose: Target the right participants.

   Details: Use screening questions to filter and find the best-fit users.

6. File upload

   Purpose: Collect files from users.

   Details: Allow users to upload documents, images, or other files.

7. Signature

   Purpose: Collect formal agreements.

   Details: Enable participants to provide electronic signatures.

4. Form Design

Personalize the look and feel of your form to align with your brand or project.

1. Quickly apply a professional and polished look.
2. Fully customize your form's appearance. Tailor your form's colors, text size, button styles, and more.

5. Form Resaults

Gain valuable insights with comprehensive feedback analysis and visually engaging summaries.

1. View all form responses in an easy-to-read visual format.
2. Assess submission volume, response rates, and trends over time to gauge the reliability of your data.
3. Convert each key piece of feedback into a clear, actionable task. Focus on what needs to be done, who will do it, and when it should be completed.