SUPR-Q
Standardized User Experience Percentile Rank Questionnaire
What is it?
SUPR-Q measures the user's attitudes toward the quality of a experience in a digital product, including usability.
How it Works?
Is an eight-item questionnaire that uses a five-point Disagree to Agree scale (1 = Strongly Disagree and 5 = Strongly Agree).
If you have a score of 50%, your website ranks as average. A score of 25% means your website ranks below average, while a score of 75% ranks above average.
If you have a score of 50%, your website ranks as average. A score of 25% means your website ranks below average, while a score of 75% ranks above average.
What Measures?
It measures:
Covers USABILITY and EXPERIENCE CRITERIA.
- Usability
- Trust
- Loyalty
- Appearance
Covers USABILITY and EXPERIENCE CRITERIA.
What are the Pros and Cons?
Pros
Cons
- The SUPR-Q has two items per factor, so with eight items, you get four constructs. What's more, with the same eight items you can estimate the SUS highly accurately and generate the NPS, making the SUPR-Q very efficient.
- You can predict SUS scores from the SUPR-Q.
- SUPR-Q measures more than usability.
Cons
- Don't have a free normed database of scores;
- Complex scoring method promising mistakes
What SUPR-Q Covers?
The following are the eight items in the SUPR-Q and what they measure:
- Usability
- The website is easy to use.
- It is easy to navigate within the website
- Trust
- I feel comfortable purchasing from the website.
- I feel confident conducting business on the website.
- Loyalty
- How likely are you to recommend this website to a friend or colleague?
- I will likely return to the website in the future.
- Appearance
- I find the website to be attractive.
- The website has a clean and simple presentation.
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