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Today, we’re introducing the next step in our journey toward AI tools that help customer-centric teams automatically collect user insights at scale: AI-automated thematic analysis. Over the past year, we’ve worked with many of you to understand how you use our AI analysis to speed up decision-making. We’ve also listened to the parts of the analysis process you can’t yet automate with Wondering’s AI, such as thematic analysis. As of today, Wondering’s AI automatically codes response data from your AI-moderated user interviews, prototype tests, live website tests, and surveys thematically. Here’s how it works: 🗂️ Automatic coding of response data: Our AI identifies and highlights parts of your response data (in 50+ languages!) with thematic codes. This breaks the data into small, individual pieces of evidence that can then be further analyzed to uncover meaningful themes and insights. 🗺️ Codes organized into clusters: Once we’ve coded your response data, we group the evidence into clusters based on patterns identified by our AI. This allows you to quickly spot common trends, such as mentions of specific topics, feature requests, and more. 💡 Generating high-level findings: Finally, the AI analyzes these clusters alongside your study brief and generates high-level findings. Each finding includes a concise summary, a description, and supporting quotes that serve as evidence. AI holds enormous potential to help research teams uncover customer insights and make faster, data-driven recommendations. We’re really excited for you to try it out!

As many of you already know, we’re heads down building a new version of AI-run thematic analysis, which will make it easier for you to quickly analyze the responses in your Wondering studies. We’re getting close to a first release, and you’ll get access to it over the next few weeks. Building up to this release, we’ve also shipped a heap of product updates to make it easier for you to get the insights you’re after. Here are some other updates you’ll now be able to see in your Wondering account: 🖥️ Live Website Testing: Earlier this month, we shipped Live Website Testing! Live Website Tests allow you to show your participants any website, such as your landing pages or a competitor website. By combining Live Website Tests with other blocks in your study, you can then ask questions to your participants to better understand how they experience those websites. 🤖 Added support for Live Website Testing in the AI Study Builder: You can now generate Live Website Testing studies using the Wondering AI Study Builder. 👀 See all the responses for each block: We added block-level response tables that show responses to each question within a block, including answers to follow-up questions: 🔌 See Figma events in the participant transcript: To make it easier to understand how participants interacted with your Figma prototypes, you can now see Figma events in the transcripts for Prototype Test blocks. 💾 Export prototype test data in your CSV exports: You can now include prototype test data in your CSV exports, making it easier to dive deep into your results. 💖 A smoother participant experience: Sometimes it’s the smaller updates that are the most exciting. We’ve made numerous small improvements to the experience navigating the Wondering researcher app. ❤️ Usability improvements for researchers: We’ve made some improvements to the UI of the participants' experience when participating in studies, based on feedback from participants on our panel. 🐛 Platform-wide stability improvements and bug fixes: We’ve made numerous under-the-hood improvements to enhance the stability and reliability of the platform, ensuring a smoother experience all around. Anything else you'd like to see in Wondering? Let me know!

You can now test any website with real users on Wondering! Since we first release Wondering's AI user test moderation and analysis, we've been on a mission to bring AI-driven user research to every team we work with. Today, we're thrilled to announce the launch of our new AI-powered Live Website Testing feature in public beta. Live Website Tests allow you to show your participants any website, such as your landing pages or a competitor website. Combining Live Website Tests with other blocks in your study, you can then ask questions to your participants to better understand how they experience those websites. User testing just got faster. Check it out: https://lnkd.in/eRTJQ-SG

Today, we’re launching easier ways to view participant responses in Wondering: introducing new participant response views and data tables. 📊 As more of you launch AI-moderated studies and dive into the responses you collect, we recognized that navigating and comparing responses could be smoother. So we listened, took notes, and made changes to make your data analysis faster and more intuitive. Here’s what’s new: https://lnkd.in/eVCKRnHh