expoze.io Reviews

I was considering to buy Expoze, and I am happy that I did it!

It is an usefull webapp where you can easily upload an image or let it make a screenshot in Google Chrome. I'm waiting for the app to let it work directly in Photoshop :).
When making a heatmap you will see exactly what grabs the attention and what not.

For me as a webdesigner/grpahic designer it is very helpfull webapp.

It's fun to upload an image and toggle the heatmap on and off to see where people's attention goes. I like the website heatmap plugin for Chrome that takes a screenshot, sends it to Expoze, and then allows you to see the attention of where people's eyes will go.

When I first logged-in after buying a Tier-1 code I didn't know how to use the software, and I got frustrated after uploading an image and not seeing any results. Turns out you have to select to add a heatmap, use a credit for it, and then wait a minute and refresh the browser page. THEN you'll see the heatmap. FYI to anybody else using it for the first time. That annoyance and confusion on initial use was enough to make me not use it for a couple of months until my return deadline approached, where I had to make a decision, so I jumped back in and forced myself to learn how to use it.

The only question I have now is what to do with this data. I know it IS useful, but I'm not sure how to apply it. I'll need to look more into neuroscience and design principles.

Either way, check it out with a code if you're curious. I'm going to keep it.

I literally use Expoze.ai on every project, It helps me to understand and predict my design's outcome. I also use it to confirm design hierarchy. It's a must-have for every designer.

so drooled over this deal for quite some time before taking the plunge. I work with UX and UI design on a daily basis so getting the 3rd tier was an absolute no brainer for me. Having played around with the settings in the app for a while I must say I love this! My absolute favorite settings are the scientific assessement and colour blindness setting. That's something that I havent seen anywhere else. I love the fact that I can assess my designs against data from the University of Rotterdam which gives the assessment some pretty amazing punch if you ask me. The colour blindness tab is so useful too, because when I design I rely heavily on colour pallettes. With the colour blindess tab you will be able to understand how your design might be failing certain groups within your audience without you even knowing it. I am hoping the team will expand accessibility assessements in future, e.g. such as contrast issues and to-small-to-read fonts etc.

Bought the product, played with it and all I can say is that it's such a good product! It really helps you get a good idea of what you're doing. It's also quite intuitive and very easy to use.

Really looking forward for the next updates !