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Maze

Learn remote user testing and product research with Maze to validate designs, prototypes, and product decisions quickly.
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Maze: Remote User Testing & Product Research is a comprehensive, self-paced online course tailored for UX designers, product managers, marketers, and researchers who want to test their designs and gather feedback before launch. Whether you are working on websites, mobile apps, or digital products, this course equips you with the skills to run usability tests, surveys, and prototype validations with real users.
 
At its core, Maze is a rapid testing and validation platform that integrates with tools like Figma, InVision, and Adobe XD to turn prototypes into interactive tests. This course begins with the basics of setting up Maze projects and progresses into advanced features such as conditional logic, A/B testing, and data analysis.
 
Through hands-on projects, you’ll design and test product flows, run usability studies, and analyze reports to make confident, data-driven decisions. By the end, you will have experience conducting professional user research using Maze.

What You Will Gain
  • Run usability and prototype tests with Maze

  • Collect actionable feedback from real users

  • Integrate Maze with Figma, InVision, and Adobe XD

  • Use Maze for surveys, product research, and concept validation

  • Analyze reports and optimize product decisions


Who This Course Is For
 
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    UX/UI Designers who want to validate their prototypes with real users
     
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    Product Managers making data-driven product decisions
     
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    Researchers running usability studies remotely
     
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    Entrepreneurs & Startups validating product-market fit before launch

Course Objectives Back to Top

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • Create and publish usability tests using Maze

  • Connect Maze with design tools like Figma and InVision

  • Run surveys and A/B tests to validate user flows

  • Analyze test reports and share insights with stakeholders

  • Apply Maze for agile, continuous product research

Course Syllabus Back to Top

Course Syllabus

Module 1: Introduction to Maze
Module 2: Creating Your First Test
Module 3: Prototype Testing with Figma & InVision
Module 4: Surveys & Conditional Logic
Module 5: Running A/B Tests for Product Validation
Module 6: Collecting and Analyzing User Feedback
Module 7: Real-World Projects (Mobile App Prototype Test, Website UX Flow)
Module 8: Reporting & Sharing Insights
Module 9: Interview Questions & Answers

Certification Back to Top

Upon completion, learners will receive a Certificate of Completion from Uplatz validating their expertise in user testing and product research with Maze.

Career & Jobs Back to Top

This course prepares learners for roles such as:

  • UX Researcher

  • Product Designer

  • Customer Experience Specialist

  • Usability Analyst

  • Product Manager

Interview Questions Back to Top
  1. What is Maze and how is it different from Hotjar or Google Analytics?
    Answer: Maze is a user testing and validation tool focused on prototypes and usability studies, while Hotjar and Google Analytics focus on behavior tracking after launch.

  2. How does Maze integrate with design tools?
    Answer: Maze connects directly with Figma, InVision, and Adobe XD, allowing designers to test interactive prototypes without extra coding.

  3. What types of research can be conducted with Maze?
    Answer: Usability testing, prototype validation, surveys, A/B testing, and concept research.

  4. What are the benefits of running usability tests before launch?
    Answer: They help identify usability issues, validate assumptions, and reduce costly redesigns after launch.

  5. How do Maze reports help decision-making?
    Answer: Reports include completion rates, misclick data, heatmaps, and open-text responses, providing actionable insights for product teams.

  6. Can Maze handle remote user testing?
    Answer: Yes, Maze is built for remote and unmoderated testing, allowing users to participate from anywhere.

  7. What role does A/B testing play in Maze?
    Answer: A/B testing helps compare two versions of a prototype or flow, allowing teams to select the best-performing design.

  8. What are limitations of Maze?
    Answer: It requires design prototypes to test, and sample size may affect the reliability of results.

  9. How can startups benefit from Maze?
    Answer: Startups can validate product-market fit early, saving resources by testing before investing in development.

  10. What’s the difference between moderated and unmoderated testing in Maze?
    Answer: Maze focuses on unmoderated testing, where participants complete tasks independently, unlike moderated testing with live facilitation.

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