Product Templates
Choose from our product templates to test new feature ideas and product concepts—and iterate on your existing ones. Get closer to achieving your product goals with Maze by validating your product-market fit, running product satisfaction surveys, testing feature discoverability, and much more.
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Improve your onboarding flow experience
Idea Validation • Marketing • Product
Improve your onboarding flow experience
Create a memorable flow to help your users grow
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Run closed card sorting
Content Testing • Concept Validation • Product
Run closed card sorting
Certify categorizations with your audience
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Get feature naming ideas
Marketing • Copy Testing • Product
Get feature naming ideas
Find names for future features
Validate feature naming
Copy Testing • Product • Content Testing
Validate feature naming
Align feature names with feature functions
Collect insights on features
Product • Usability Testing
Collect insights on features
Prepare for your future roadmap
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Capture sentiment analysis
Content Testing • Product • Marketing
Capture sentiment analysis
Tap into how your audience is really feeling
Validate live website sign-up funnel flow
Design • Product • Usability Testing
Validate live website sign-up funnel flow
Validate your website sign-up flow
Test live website navigation
Design • Product • Usability Testing
Test live website navigation
Gather navigation insights on your website
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Get fast product feedback
Product • Marketing • Feedback Survey
Get fast product feedback
Bring user insights to future product iterations
Templates for product teams
With a product-oriented template, you can log user data for product teams to help improve the user's journey. Easily test better quality experiences for customers (and an easier workflow for your team). With actionable feedback, you can focus on customer pain points to improve and stay ahead of other tools and competitors. And let's not forget about mobile—validate key design decisions by creating wireframes for customers to use on your mobile app.
Frequently asked questions
What is a product survey?
What is a product survey?
A product survey is a research tool used to measure how customers feel about a product. Generally, a product survey comprises a collection of open-ended and closed-ended questions that allow product teams to get accurate customer feedback and make informed product decisions.
What's the difference between a product survey and a product feedback survey?
What's the difference between a product survey and a product feedback survey?
Product feedback surveys are one of the most common types of product surveys. While a product survey helps you understand how customers feel about your products in general, a product feedback survey focuses on the customer experience with your products.
What kind of insights can my Product team get with Maze?
What kind of insights can my Product team get with Maze?
Whether you’re a product manager, marketer, designer, or just really passionate about great product research, Maze is here to empower you and your team to collect valuable insights that matter. Validate your product-market fit, share post-launch learnings with key stakeholders, and collect continuous insights that will help shape and support your product roadmap.
In what stages of product development can Maze be useful?
In what stages of product development can Maze be useful?
At Maze, we believe continuous product research and discovery is key to creating truly customer-centric products. Simply put—the more you research, the more value you deliver to your users more frequently.
Maze empowers anyone who does research to autonomously run expert-level, unmoderated research at every stage—facilitating a discovery mindset in product teams so you can build the right product with your users, for your users.
What does continuous product discovery mean?
What does continuous product discovery mean?
Traditional product discovery is the work teams do to decide what to build. Good discovery involves the voice of the customer, to make sure that product decisions are based on their needs and pains, not on the assumptions and desires of your Product teams.
Continuous product discovery turns traditional product discovery into a loop. It acknowledges that discovery activities don’t stop once product delivery begins. Instead, discovery continues throughout the entire product development process—discovery feeds delivery and delivery feeds discover, in a continuous loop.