It's now easier than ever to get feedback on multiple designs in your Concept Tests. We published our first file in the Figma Community, which allows you to showcase designs to your customers in an organized, side-by-side fashion. This template is intended to help the end user more easily navigate multiple prototypes as they're progressing through the Concept Test.

Download the template here to get started!

Core features of the template:

• 📱 Responsive for Mobile and Desktop prototypes
• ✅ Auto-layout included
• ✨ Fully customizable for your product/website

These days, most people are browsing the web on their mobile devices. That’s why we’ve improved the look and feel of studies launched on mobile so they automatically resize to perfectly fit all devices – giving your users a better experience, and you more insights from mobile web. Plus, we also added additional customization options like overlays and colors.

For customers with single-page applications (SPA), you can now adjust your settings within the “Configure” tab in Settings to decide whether you would like your study to dismiss or stay on the screen when a user navigates to a new web page. Change your settings now!

No Code Events allow you to easily create triggers and filters for your web surveys based on the page URL, inner text, or with a CSS selector. As these types of events become increasingly more common, it was time for us to revamp and improve upon our existing No Code Event creation experience.

The revamped experience for No Code Event creation now has the following:

A dropdown of URL matching options including:

A way to test URLs against the event's URL pattern:

Plus, our system will automatically check and validate for improper syntax and event duplication when you save it.

So next time you can't find an existing trigger or filter in your account – don't fret! You can quickly and confidently create it using our new No Code Events.

Check out our docs to learn more about setting up No Code Events or create a new event here!

Now you can more easily conduct video interviews with hundreds of people at once via email! Simply create your video survey, upload your email contact list, and hit send. Then watch the video responses roll in.

Learn more about delivering via email and conducting video interviews.

Exhausted from spending hours conducting individual user interviews?

Now you can now record voice and video questions and deliver them to hundreds of users asynchronously via email or shareable link with Sprig. Each response is recorded and transcribed, and run through Sprig’s AI engine (Essentials and Enterprise plans only), which groups common themes together, so you don’t need to spend hours analyzing results. Plus, you can export video responses via CSV or our API.

So you can conduct user interviews 24/7, without any of the hassles of scheduling and recruiting participants for live sessions.

Check out all of the details here or get started by choosing the Video & Voice question type from the Questions dropdown.

Now you can bring your actual users into the product design process early and often without needing to rely on panels or live Zoom testing sessions!

In the same interface that you send microsurveys and conduct video interviews via a shareable link, simply add your Figma prototype URL, specify your video, scale, multiple-choice, or text questions to appear alongside it, and send it to your users. Then, watch as the automatically-analyzed feedback pours in.

Check out our docs to get started!

During survey creation, customers now have the option to "Send Test Email" to themselves or colleagues prior to launching the microsurvey. While the test email fully replicates the end user experience, responses taken within that test microsurvey will not be recorded.

Email microsurveys now support the editing of subject line, intro text, sender name, and reply address. Once these fields are filled out, they can be previewed and iterated on prior to launch.

While link microsurveys are anonymous by default, customers can now enrich responses by adding parameters to the end of the microsurvey URL. Responses enriched with user_id will associate those responses to identified users in the Sprig instance, while other parameter values will be stored as custom metadata that can then be downloaded or exported with responses.

Check out our docs to learn more about setting up microsurveys with attribution!