This site assists with conducting usability evaluations measuring user satisfaction.
You can perform a one time 'Single-Use Evaluation' or group multiple evaluations via the 'Continuous Evaluation'. Additionally, this site provides an administrative dashboard page for visualizing results from one's 'Continuous Evaluation'
This layout displays all of the words at the same time ..........................................
this layout displays one word at a time (flashcards) ............................................
Asking people to choose words that they would use to describe a product and to explain their choices is a great way to open up a little window into their world. It’s a great way to tease out invaluable user feedback and to capture both quantitative and qualitative data (Capturing user feedback)
Words is an activity for measuring satisfaction associated with the field of UX. Commonly accomplished via a questionnaire, Words originally comprises of 118 words, which are intended to best describe one's interaction with a product/application. Results generate a score (0-100%) referred to as a 'desirability score'.
Other researchers, professionals, and students have adapted this Toolkit differently, but what I found important to adapt was:
Capture insight into a user’s interactive experience! By comprehending descriptive words which best express how users feel overall, designers may reflect on the outcome, compare a set of user results and identify whether there is commonality or disparity. After analyzing results, if the words chosen to describe the users' interaction are quite spread out or comprising of many negative words, then a new design approach should become a priority.
There is great value placed on user feedback at this site. Therefore, if you have any comments you'd like to share, or issues you may have discovered, or a recommendation for how the site can be improved, please feel free to send a message via the form.