Static images
Show participants a static image, screenshot or wireframe and take them through a structured evaluation. This first step captures the immediate emotional response, before they move on to specific elements.
Understand exactly how concepts, web design or product packaging lands with your audience, with detailed feedback on which elements are working and which are not.
incling's concept evaluation tools go beyond simple ratings to reveal exactly how participants respond to creative work. A three-step process gives you both an overall read on performance and granular, element-level feedback on what is driving and undermining reactions.
Show participants a static image, screenshot or wireframe and take them through a structured evaluation. This first step captures the immediate emotional response, before they move on to specific elements.
Participants flag and annotate specific elements of the concept. That gives you element-level feedback on what is driving and undermining reactions, rather than a single overall score.
Follow-up questions provide the depth to understand the reasoning behind each reaction. Sentiment heatmaps then aggregate pin data to show which elements are generating positive or negative responses across the group.
Features
All features are included at no additional cost. Test as many concepts, with as many participants, as your study requires.
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Static images, screenshots, wireframes
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Use any combination of first impression, pinning, and follow-up questions.
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Tailor rating scales and pin icons to your specific evaluation criteria.
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Auto-rotate concepts to eliminate order bias, with the option to group and rotate concepts alongside questions.
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Set a required minimum response length at each step.
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Participants can zoom in on elements of a concept for detailed inspection.
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Limit how long a concept is visible to replicate real-world exposure conditions.
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Follow up on any response to probe for more detail.
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Automatically generated with supporting participant quotes.
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See the frequency and distribution of pins across a concept, filtered by positive or negative sentiment.
Use cases
Concept evaluation works best when you need both a clear direction and the rationale to back it up, before committing resources to development or production.
Book a demo and see how concept evaluation, and the full platform, can work for your next project.