Surveys during beta testing provide valuable feedback on user experience, identify bugs or issues, gather feature preferences, and validate assumptions before the official product launch. They help ensure a smoother and more successful launch.
Collect feedback from your beta users to make iterative improvements. Identify potential bugs, glitches, or errors before GA.
Run surveys to gauge signals from your beta testers on new features before GA
Create an account and log in to your Hubble account.
Find and select the template to use.
Edit the questions as you see fit.
Run pilot tests with internal users (ideally, people that are not a part of your project).
Preview the study and check if you need to make any last minute changes.
Publish the study and wait for the results to come in.
Surveys during beta testing provide valuable feedback on user experience, identify bugs or issues, gather feature preferences, and validate assumptions before the official product launch. They help ensure a smoother and more successful launch.
Beta testing surveys should be sent out after users have had sufficient time to interact with the product and experience its features. This typically occurs towards the end of the beta testing period, allowing users to provide comprehensive feedback based on their usage.
Incentives such as early access to the final product, discounts, or exclusive perks can motivate beta testers to complete the survey. However, it's important to strike a balance between incentivizing participation and ensuring unbiased feedback.
Maintain communication with beta testers throughout the survey process by providing regular updates, acknowledging their contributions, and expressing appreciation for their feedback.
Understand how effectively your product is meeting your market's needs
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Understand how much users are satisfied with a new feature with a survey
Run surveys to gauge signals from your beta testers on new features before GA
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