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Usability studies

Short, anonymous tests that help us make Brivio easier to use: the 5-second test and the first-click test.

The Brivio team may send you a link like brivio.ro/t/study/… to take part in a short usability study. You do not need an account, and the study takes less than a minute.

How it works

  1. Consent. The first screen tells you what we collect and why. If you decline, nothing is saved.
  2. The task. One of:
    • the 5-second test — you see a screenshot for 5 seconds, then tell us what you remember (free text and at most three keywords);
    • the first-click test — you see a screenshot and a question ("Where would you click to …?") and click once where you would act.
  3. Thank you. Your answer is recorded and you can close the page.

Accessibility

The first-click test also works with the keyboard: the arrow keys move the target (faster with Shift), and Enter or Space confirms the point. The 5-second timer is announced to screen readers, and the page respects your system's reduced-motion setting.

What data we collect

  • your answers;
  • where you clicked on the image and how long it took;
  • the approximate device type (phone, tablet, computer or TV).

We do not collect your name, e-mail address or IP address. Answers are deleted automatically after 90 days. Controller: Interactive Media Solutions S.R.L. (Brivio); questions to privacy@brivio.ro. Details in the Privacy policy.

A study closes when it expires, when it has all the answers it needs, or when the Brivio team disables it. The page tells you which one happened.

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