Search, Categories & Filters
Set a realistic constraint such as size, material or price. Inspect the search route, applied filters and whether the selected product actually fits the task.
A shopper needs more than an attractive product page. They need to find a suitable item, understand the details and know what happens next. Explore those steps before sending more traffic to your store.
Adapt this question to your audience. This is a task example, not a result from a customer study.
Set a realistic constraint such as size, material or price. Inspect the search route, applied filters and whether the selected product actually fits the task.
Ask agents to locate shipping, returns, specifications or availability. Review the page evidence behind missing or ambiguous information.
Compare desktop and mobile web attempts. Investigate navigation, visible controls and product information in the captured viewport.
Small, inspectable tasks give your team a clearer basis for investigation than a vague request to test everything.
Read Our Evidence MethodPick a category or product URL and a shopping need. Avoid asking agents to evaluate every page in one attempt.
Start with read-only discovery on a public store. Keep payment, order placement and destructive actions outside the task.
Inspect the applied actions and screenshots behind each finding. Check that product details were observed, rather than guessed.
Fix a specific issue and retest the same need. Use live customer evidence to assess any effect on sales or abandonment.
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