Preparing Assets for Analysis
Before running a Pulse analysis, it’s important to confirm that your assets are structured in a way that supports clear, consistent evaluation. Asset quality directly affects how accurately Pulse can interpret structure, hierarchy, intent, and decision signals within the experience.
Pre-Run Readiness Checks
This guide helps you validate readiness by focusing on factors that improve analytical clarity and reliability.
- Is the experience visually clear and readable?
Low-resolution assets or unclear text make it harder for Pulse to accurately interpret content hierarchy and emphasis, which can affect analysis outcomes.
- Is the content realistic and complete?
Representative content provides stronger context for evaluating clarity, value communication, and positioning. Placeholder or missing content weakens the analytical signal.
- Does the experience flow logically?
When multiple screens are involved, a clear sequence allows Pulse to interpret progression and relationships between elements more effectively.
- Is the level of fidelity consistent?
Inconsistent fidelity introduces mixed signals about intent and completeness, making it harder to evaluate the experience as a cohesive whole.
- Are all critical elements visible?
Key information, calls to action, and supporting elements must be present for Pulse to assess experience effectiveness and decision readiness.
- Does the asset reflect the intended usage context?
The device, layout, and interaction style should align with the context defined by your Task and Personas to ensure the analysis reflects the scenario you intend to evaluate.
Why This Matters
Pulse evaluates experiences based on the signals present in your assets. When those signals are clear, complete, and consistent, insights reflect the quality of the experience itself. When they aren’t, results may instead surface limitations related to asset preparation.
A short readiness check helps ensure your analysis focuses on experience quality, not setup constraints.