How do I run an A/B test of mockups?

Set up display logic: use branching randomization to evenly split traffic between respondents, showing half mockup A and the other half mockup B.

SurveyNinja for UX/UI Designers — Research & Prototype Testing

Tools for UX Designers

Screenshots in Questions

Insert a mockup from Figma into a question — ask "What do you see on this screen?" or "Where would you click?"

Mockup Preference

Put several mockups in one image choice question and ask which works better

SUS Survey

Ready-made System Usability Scale template: 10 questions, automatic score calculation from 0–100

User Preferences

Click tests with heatmaps, preference tests and other questions on an image, inside a regular survey

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5-Second Test

Show a mockup for 5 seconds and ask what was remembered — quick check of the first impression of a design

Diary Studies

Regular mini-surveys of users as they work with a product — collect contextual feedback in the moment

Why Designers Choose SurveyNinja

Mockups in Questions

Insert screenshots from Figma into question bodies — users see the interface and provide immediate feedback

SUS Template Out of the Box

Ready-made System Usability Scale: 10 questions, automatic score from 0 to 100 — no additional configuration

A/B Tests of Wording

Show two versions of a question's wording to different respondents. From Standard, the report shows which one more people complete, with the confidence level

Fast Recruiting

No agency needed — send a link to your target audience and get responses in hours, not weeks

Logic & Branching

Build complex scenarios: show different questions based on answers — just like in a real usability test

Export for Analysis

Download data in CSV or Excel, load into SPSS or Google Sheets — work with data in your preferred tools

How to Run a UX Research Study

Upload Mockups and Set Up Questions

Add prototype screenshots, choose the SUS template or create your own scenario. Add an A/B test to compare question wording

Templates for Designers

Send the Link to Users

Share the link on a forum, Slack community or via email. Users take the test on their phone or computer — no installation

Analyze Results

View answer distributions, compare variants A and B, export data for your report. Share insights with the team

Frequently Asked Questions from Designers & UX Researchers

How do I insert a mockup from Figma or images into a question?

Use the visual media embed block. You can add prototype images (PNG, JPG) directly into the question body for testing.

How do I compare two mockups?

Put the mockups in one image choice question and ask which works better, whether you have two designs or several. A click test shows where people click on each screen. The A/B test in SurveyNinja changes a question's title and description, not images, so use it to test wording.

Is there a ready-made SUS (System Usability Scale) template?

Yes, in our template collection there is the classic SUS questionnaire. You just need to lightly adapt the wording for your product.

How much does the platform cost for UX testing?

You can start with the free plan, which already includes logic. For image choice, click tests and more responses per month, our paid plans are the right fit.

How do I run a diary study with regular reminders?

Create a series of short surveys and send the link to participants via Slack or email on a schedule. Each time the user answers 3–5 questions — you get contextual feedback right in the moment of the experience.

Can I collect responses anonymously?

Yes. By default SurveyNinja does not collect personal data from participants — anonymity is configured in the form settings. This is especially important for honest feedback when testing prototypes with colleagues or users.

How many respondents do I need for a valid UX test?

By Nielsen's rule, 5 users identify around 85% of usability issues. For quantitative tests (SUS, NPS) 30–50 participants are recommended. The Free plan already covers that with 100 responses a month.

How do I share research results with the team?

Export data to CSV or Excel, share a link to the analytics dashboard, or copy screenshots directly from the SurveyNinja interface. Data can be loaded into Notion, Miro or Google Sheets for collaboration.

SurveyNinja for Designers