Silverback — your guerilla user testing prayers answered

Our good friends over at Clearleft (home of Andy Budd, Jeremy Keith and Richard Rutter) have just released Silverback — a tool to help you do user test­ing quickly and effec­tively. When Andy was out here for Web Directions UX he gave a sneak pre­view to those doing his work­shop, and now it is launched.

It’s Mac only, there’s a 30 day demo ver­sion, and you can pur­chase for just $USD50. It’s def­i­nitely worth a look, if you want to take your user test­ing to the next level.

One response to “Silverback — your guerilla user testing prayers answered”:

  1. Just watched the screen­cast — that looks excel­lent John. Just down­load­ing the demo now. Funny — won­der why it’s taken so long for some­one to write some­thing like this, it seems so obvi­ous. (In hind­sight I guess.)

    And cheers to clear­left for mak­ing the price afford­able too. Often these things are too expen­sive to jus­tify for a small shop.

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