Tullis Test

The Tullis Test is a method used in user experience research to evaluate how effectively a website or app communicates information through its design. It involves showing users a visual cue—like a snapshot or sample of the interface—and then asking them to recall or interpret specific details. This test assesses how well the design conveys information and guides users, helping designers improve clarity and usability. It’s a valuable tool for understanding whether users can easily grasp critical information from visual layouts, ultimately enhancing the overall user experience.