Saturday, April 4, 2015

usability study - Software to record a user completing a task


We are building a survey/testing website and one feature we would like to include is asking a user to research something on the internet. Give them a "fake" address bar to put the first URL they want to start with (we'd suggest google or something)



Then we'd like to see all the urls they click, use etc until they have found what they are looking for. We are only interested in the urls.


We thought we could quickly do this using JavaScript and iFrames, but this is locked down by the browser vendors.


So we are left with some sort of proxy solution? We are happy to install any piece of software on a server, paid, opensource, etc is fine.




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