Test Your Prototype
Building from unvalidated prototypes costs months when you’re wrong. Evelance shows you what your target users think before engineering starts.
Test Your Assumptions Before Engineering Starts
Prototype Assumptions Validated
Every prototype carries beliefs about what users want. Evelance tests those beliefs with your target users before engineering builds on wrong foundations.
Feedback Before Code Commits
Traditional prototype testing takes weeks. Same-day reactions mean you validate while mockups are cheap to change, not after engineering has committed.
Test With Your Actual Users Anytime
Generic feedback misses nuance that matters to your market. Filter personas by job title, behavior, and needs so feedback reflects your real user base.
A/B Test Prototypes Early & In Minutes
Two directions and strong opinions on both sides. Upload both prototypes and the same users evaluate each so data settles the debate before engineering.
Competitor Products Benchmarked
Test your prototype against a competitor's shipped product with identical audiences. Evelance shows exactly where each creates trust, clarity, and intent.
Persona Reactions & Opinions in Writing
Each persona explains what worked, what confused them, and what they'd want changed. That feedback shapes iterations before engineering time gets spent.
Prototype Feedback From Your Users
Upload your prototype and get reactions from personas matching your target users. 12 psychological scores plus written feedback arrive before your next standup.
Minutes from upload to feedback
Accuracy vs real users and shoppers
Job titles and roles for precise targeting
4 Steps. 10 Minutes. Done.
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Choose or generate your personas
View results, opinion, and more
How Personas React to Your Prototype
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Prototype Testing FAQs
What prototype fidelity works best for testing?
Any fidelity works. Paper sketches, wireframes, mid-fidelity mockups, high-fidelity designs, and clickable prototypes all generate useful feedback. Earlier testing catches problems when they’re cheaper to fix. Later testing validates polish and details. Most teams test at multiple stages. Upload whatever you have and Evelance’s personas react to it the same way your target users would react to the finished product.
Can I test prototypes that aren't clickable yet?
Yes. Static images work fine. Upload screenshots, exported frames, or PDF mockups. Personas evaluate what they see and explain their reactions. Clickable prototypes aren’t required for psychological analysis. You get scores across 12 dimensions plus written feedback explaining what works and what creates friction. Test static concepts early, then test interactive versions as fidelity increases.
How does Evelance handle mobile prototype testing?
Upload mobile screenshots or mockups and personas evaluate the mobile experience specifically. They flag issues like cramped layouts, small tap targets, and scroll fatigue that desktop testing misses. Run the same prototype through both mobile and desktop users to compare reactions. Most teams test mobile separately because the constraints create different friction points than desktop.
What file formats can I upload for testing?
PNG, JPG, and most image formats work. Export from Figma, Sketch, Adobe XD, Framer, or any design tool. You can also enter URLs for live pages or interactive prototypes hosted online. The platform accepts whatever format your design tool exports. No special integration required. Upload the file directly and testing begins immediately with your selected audience.
Can I compare how different user segments react?
Yes. Run the same prototype through different audience groups and compare reactions. See how enterprise buyers respond versus startups, or how technical users interpret your concept versus business users. Each segment gets independent scores across all 12 psychological dimensions. The comparison reveals which audiences connect with your prototype and which need different positioning or features.
