Silverback plays a vital role in understanding how folks use Digg.com. While it’s not the only usability tool I use, it’s the one I am using most often.
so says Mark Trammell of Digg.com | Next testimonial »
Clearleft presents
Spontaneous, unobtrusive usability testing software for designers and developers.
- Capture screen activity
- Video the participant’s reactions
- Record the participant’s voice
- Add chapter markers on the fly
- Control recording with the remote
- Export to Quicktime
Silverback requires
Mac OS X (10.4-10.6)
Usability testing is last on everybody’s list of priorities. It’s time-consuming, can require specialist equipment, and is expensive to outsource. Not any more.
Silverback makes it easy, quick and cheap for everyone to perform guerrilla usability tests with no setup and no expense, using hardware already in your Mac.
Silverback runs on Mac OSX Tiger and Leopard with a built-in iSight or some alternative.
The software is free for 30 days and only US $49.95 to register from then on.
Clearleft is donating 10% of all profits from Silverback to saving the gorillas.
