Consumers: Quick Usability Test on Search Experiences

We're running a paid study on how people navigate different search interface layouts. The goal is to understand which design choices make finding a specific dish easier and more intuitive. Your feedback will help us identify the most user-friendly approach for displaying search results.

You will review three separate, unlabeled comparisons of search interfaces. For each comparison, you will open two links, search for the exact same dish on both pages, and evaluate the experience. After comparing them side by side, you will pick your preferred option and write 1-2 sentences explaining your choice. The entire task is fully remote and should take approximately 4 minutes to complete.

We are looking for everyday internet users who are comfortable navigating websites and using search functions. You do not need any specialized technical background or design expertise to participate. Anyone who frequently looks up recipes, orders food online, or browses web directories is welcome.

• Review three different sets of unlabeled interface comparisons
• Execute a specific dish search on two distinct web pages per set
• Select the interface that provides a better overall user experience
• Write 1-2 sentences explaining why you preferred one option over the other

• Everyday internet user comfortable with basic web navigation
• Ability to clearly articulate user experience preferences in writing
• Attention to detail when comparing similar web page layouts
• Access to a reliable internet connection and a modern web browser

• You will be engaged as an independent contractor.
• This is a fully remote opportunity that can be completed on your own schedule.
• Opportunities can be extended, shortened, or concluded early depending on needs and performance.
• Your participation will not involve access to confidential or proprietary information from any employer, client, or institution.
• Payment is issued as soon as your work is approved.
• We are unable to support H1-B or STEM OPT candidates at this time.