Although the Session Recordings feature is still available in Useberry, it is no longer actively supported. This means the feature will not receive future updates, bug fixes, or enhancements. As operating systems, browsers, software versions, and security standards continue to evolve, Session Recordings may gradually become incompatible. As a result, users may experience performance issues, unresolved bugs, or unexpected behavior.
In Useberry, blocks are used to structure studies, and each block may contain an asset. Supported asset types include:
- Live Websites
- Prototypes (Figma, Protopie, Sketch)
- Images
The Session Recordings feature can only record blocks with the following asset types:
- ProtoPie prototypes
- Live Websites
- Images
Session Recordings does not record blocks with the following asset types: Figma, Sketch, or Adobe XD prototypes. For example, if you have enabled the Session Recordings for a test that contains:
- a Single Task block with a Figma prototype
- a Question block with an uploaded image
- a Card Sorting block
Session recordings will only record the Questions block and the Card Sorting block.
Useberry’s Session Recordings allow you to watch the participant’s navigation through your prototype (and the entire test). The Session Recordings rely on a mutation observer, which tracks changes made to the DOM tree. We capture all DOM changes, serialize them in a custom way, and store them.
We then regenerate a “fake” DOM based on the stored mutations in our Video Player, resulting in a pixel-perfect Session Recording. This solution works seamlessly with prototypes based on DOM changes, such as those created in InVision, Sketch, Marvel, and ProtoPie.
Useberry’s Session Recordings allow you to watch the participant’s navigation through your prototype (and the entire test). The Session Recordings rely on a mutation observer, which tracks changes made to the DOM tree. We capture all DOM changes, serialize them in a custom way, and store them.
We then regenerate a “fake” DOM based on the stored mutations in our Video Player, resulting in a pixel-perfect Session Recording. This solution works seamlessly with prototypes based on DOM changes, such as those created in InVision, Sketch, Marvel, and ProtoPie.
Note that Session Recordings cannot be downloaded (e.g., as video files) because they are recreations of the participant’s session in your test. They require an active connection to our servers and a web browser to function.
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