Does this really work? Judge for yourself. Here is a screenshot of 3rdPartyFeedback.com’s homepage before it was run through a series of feedback tests.

The test results for our own site are published below.

What Does Your Website Do?

Real humans review your website and determine what works and what doesn’t, what needs to be changed and what can be improved. This will improve web usability, conversion rates, load times, leads, and visitor retention.

This website gives (at a cost) 3rd party opinions on what to do to make YOUR website better. For example, what needs clarification? What can be improved? Who is your competition on the web?

This webpage provides an evaluation of your website by people who will let you know what is good about your site, what is bad, and what changes should be made in order that you may pull in more visitors to your site.

This website giving feedback of the website from the real people. its giving the feedback for cost and collecting various information from different people about the website.

This website gives you 3rd part feedback on what is and is not working on your webpage. You receive different type of feedback for certain amounts of money, such as – what do you do, thing to improve, best current feature, and competitive websites.

Lets users give feedback on someone’s site or product so that whoever is developing knows what they’re doing wrong or right and what they could do better.

The business has independent viewers look over your website and give feedback as to what could be better or helped.

This website solicits opinions to help improve websites. They solicit opinions from real people so that a site knows if it is doing well or not.

This business gives you feedback on your business website — tells you what’s working and what needs to change

It a website that you pay to analyze your product (website, company, etc) and they give you constructive feedback on what’s good and what should be changed.

We’re pleased that our website does a good job explaining to visitors what we do. That’s not always the case, as you can see from some on our feedback examples page.

Best Current Feature

The best current feature is the examples. It lets people know what kinds of constructive feedback they can expect from using the service.

Test 4: Competitive Websites is the best feature because it helps your webpage stand out among the competition. Knowing what people like about other people’s websites helps you make yours better.

I like how you have the four test options in bolded print, making them easy to find and that you have the price of each test at the bottom of each description.

I like how it lists they different options and gives detailed information on the options.

Feedback from real people

The fact that all four options cost the same. It makes it seems like you’re not so pressured to get one or the other, or that one’s not necessarily any better than the other.

Currently, the best feature on this website is the listing of the 4 tests in a box like setting.

I like how easy it is to order the various tests.

Getting feedback from different people is the current and best feature.

They layout is simple and easy to find information. It is clear on a glance what the company does and how the site works.

Overall, people seem to find the premise of the site interesting. That’s a good sign. The best news here is that they didn’t find a “best feature” that actually isn’t, such as a “skip intro” button on a Flash website.

From here, I could get more specific by running additional tests that ask about specific features.

1-Thing to Improve

Change that fake picture at the top to something more realistic. Those generic pictures are such a turn off! Try to find something that is either real or something with no people at all! Just nothing with generic people. Other than that, looks great and is a great concept!

1. A simple matter of color to help guide the eye — possibly something as simple as a color highlight over the active link (or tabbed navigation.
2. More content — especially testimonials. As a business owner, I’m more likely to purchase from a company with a well-established reputation or with testimonials from other customers (best when customers allow a link to their own web sites to appear with the testimonial).
3. Either remove the link to the RSS feed or put some content there. Right now the only content there is the default WordPress “Hello World” post, which makes the site look very unprofessional when a user clicks the link.

This web page is a little bit boring to look at. I know that you are going for a certain demographic, but it might help to spruce it up a bit.

“Find out what isn’t clear to first time website visitors, what can be improved, and what they like about your current site, and who they consider to be your competition. ” Grammar – Get rid of the “and” before “what they like”.

The content section where the tests are listed could benefit from a stronger visual differentiation. The page contains a LOT of white space which makes it difficult to view over extended periods of time.

In all honestly? Fix the spelling mistakes. I’m a snob, so there’s no way I would use a business that isn’t able to run their data through spell check and get rid of the errors. I can see at least two, and that’s one too many for me to consider using something like this.

Picture of real people looks fake.

I think this website needs more copy to help with its SEO results (ie articles to boost page rank and add keywords) I also think that it needs more info as to how exactly this stuff will help, ie quality.

Give some proven results for the website. I mean give the example website and the corresponding feedback in home page. Give the cost and make it sound.

You should have examples of the feedback available on the website. For the different options a customer would benefit from seeing an example of feedback given to a particular site.

Excellent feedback that shows we not only have room for improvement, but what that improvement should be. We can now confidently make changes that will improve our future visitor’s experiences.