First Look at Open Source Quantified UX and UI Design Tool

Design Tool Tuesday Episode 70: First Look at Open Source Quantified UX and UI Design Tool
UX research and design is a niche industry. And the tools space, even with the multitude of new developments, is still minimal. That's why when design tools like these come out it's worth pausing and reevaluating how we as designers craft our work. From time to time, you get these open source and charitable projects that seem almost too good to be true - because their goal is to give back to the UX design community over greed. Specifically, today I share a recent UX tool discovery - Quant UX (quant-ux.com/) - that seeks to bring quantified user testing, variables, conditions, and all other items we need to prototype truly high fidelity products and services.
Note: we're not affiliated with the tool makers. It's just a great UX tool you should know about.
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[@Equilibrier]

It's actually a single guy who made all of these: Klaus Schaefer.

[@kuzco7061]

Thanks for sharing so nice content! I had already heard of Quant UX but am even more eager to look into it now. The creator also does really straight forward tutorials on how to use their tool so that's really amazing!!

[@sergezoto10]

Very impressive this tool, this tool shows all the details and traces of a user, which is really important for us user experience designers. Thank you Vaexperience!

[@NotoriusMaximus]

looks like proper UX tool in the making

[@brittney1950]

im looking forward to checking this out. thank you for sharing

[@Equilibrier]

Yes, it's simply awesome. I already started working in it, and it has brilliant unique features. The last feature, the beta (script) component adds the last missing features for a complete dynamic behavior.

[@rkmh65]

This is awesome. Thanks for sharing!

[@PanCamyC]

Good recommendation as always

[@RickieBeubie]

wow looks really good actually, it has the figma flow type of presentation + some axure logic features, and on top of that advances testing feedback

[@hfzhzfh]

so good tool

[@hoaho874]

CovidImages need to be invested more than half19

[@alexandrameas4436]

This tool looks amazing. I'm sure it will be developed further, definitly wil try it. Thanks a lot for this video! P.S. Variables!!!! 😍🤍💘