Blurry-eye Test

Assess the usability of your webpages by blurring them.

Users199

Rating5.0

Reviews1

Manifest versionV3

7-day growth-5

7-day growth rate-2.45%

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Version1.0

ManifestV3

Size18.97KiB

Languages1English

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Are users having a hard time navigating your website? Are they finding it unstructured? Are users able to locate the call to action on your signup page?

The blurry-eye test (also known as the squint test) is a test that allows you to identify if a webpage has a clear pattern or structure by blurring it. If the structure disappears, then chances are your users are having a hard time navigating your website.

This extension allows you to blur any webpage, and will keep it blurred while you interact with it. If you navigate to a new page, you will have to re-blur it.

Inspired by this blog post: http://ixd.prattsi.org/2020/03/blurry-eye-test/

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