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Read the blogArticle · ComparisonsMaze vs DASHUND: two different ways to test a Figma prototypeMaze runs studies with missions and questions; DASHUND watches free, unguided use of a Figma prototype. Two useful approaches that work well together. · 6 min readArticle · PortfolioKnow if your Figma portfolio was opened, one application at a timeSend one link per application, named by company and role. See which link was opened, for how long, and which projects held attention, never who. · 6 min readArticle · FigmaHow to prepare a Figma prototype before testing it: a checklistLink sharing, a flow starting point, readable frame names, connected screens and no accidental dead ends: five Figma checks that make test results readable. · 5 min read
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Get startedPublish your first prototypeThe DASHUND plugin step by step: your prototype live as soon as it’s sent.4 min readRead Publish a prototypeChoose how to measure successOne goal screen, several goal screens or a checkpoint path: which one to choose?4 min readRead Read the resultsRead the FlowWhere testers go, where they come from, and where they drop off.4 min readRead Share and collectHow many sessions do you need?Small sample, reliable trends: when you can draw conclusions.3 min readRead Share and collectOne DASHUND link per audienceAdd, name, turn off an audience, and compare how they behave.3 min readRead Read the resultsCompare two versions or two audiencesVersion 1 vs version 2, or LinkedIn vs clients.4 min readRead
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Get started
Prepare your Figma file and publish a first prototype.
Publish a prototype
Measure success, manage statuses, test a new version.
Share and collect
Test links, the tester experience, number of sessions.
Read the results
Metrics, Flow, heatmaps, sessions, target paths, comparisons.
Team and account
Roles, sharing results, plans, history.
Data and privacy
What is collected, for how long, and how it’s protected.