Prototype Testing

Prototype Tests let you collect feedback on early designs, wireframes, messaging, interactive prototypes, AI-generated prototypes, and more.

Prototype Testing can be accomplished with Sprig in two distinct ways:

1. Embedding prototype links within Sprig Long-Form Surveys
2. Integrating Sprig In-Product Surveys into AI Prototypes

Embedding Prototype Links within Sprig Long-Form Surveys

You can embed prototypes from popular design tools and gather insights on usability, comprehension, and visual design, all without setting up any code. With support for prototype tools like Figma, Miro, Lovable, and even Google Drive, Sprig Long-Form Surveys can easily accommodate a wide gamut of use cases, such as:

• Message Testing
• Monadic Concept Testing
• Usability Testing
• Design Testing
• Mobile Concept Testing
• ...and more!

Getting Started

Sprig Long-Form Surveys are the foundation of prototype testing. Simply add a prototype URL to questions of interest in the Sprig survey builder, and Sprig will host the prototype side-by-side with corresponding survey questions. See our prototype testing section here to learn more.

Embed Sprig In-Product Surveys within AI-Generated Prototypes

You can easily embed Sprig In-Product Surveys within AI-generated prototypes made with tools like Lovable and Figma Make to capture feedback from your respondents as they engage with new concepts.

Getting Started

Installation is simple, and follows the same process as installing Sprig In-Product Surveys on your website or mobile app. That said, some AI-generated prototypes work better with certain installation methods than others. We've verified the following methods and tools work well together:

Other AI-powered prototype tools may support Sprig surveys, you'll just need to test to see what installation method works with your preferred tool. If you find a method that works for another tool, we'd love to know! Please let us know what you find by emailing [email protected].

Note: in order for the survey to show up in the prototype you'll need to publish the prototype first.

Once the Sprig SDK is installed, navigate to your Sprig instance, create a new In-Product survey or feedback study, build the questions, and set up Targeting criteria (you can use Events or URLs). It's as easy as that! You'll be able to see the survey in your prototype once it's published. As users explore the prototype and fill out the survey, response data will flow to Sprig as normal.