Research and testing activities

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    Explore the Early Adopter Community

    Join over 75,000 of your fellow mappers in Esri's Early Adopter Community. Share product feedback, contribute ideas and enhancement requests, and ask workflow questions on specific product forums.

    Explore the Early Adopter Community

  • Holistic test events

    Help test new features and validate your key workflows ahead of releases. With many holistic testing events happening throughout the year, there are many opportunities to try out new functionality and ensure that your workflows continue to be successful. 

    Learn more about the holistic testing
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    Exploratory and evaluative studies

    Sign up to participate in surveys, usability tests, interviews, focus groups, codesign studios, and other studies about ArcGIS technology and Esri customer experiences.

    Read more about experience research
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User Research and Testing

Help shape the future of ArcGIS and Esri

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Help build better geospatial technology

Applying a human-centered approach to the design and development of ArcGIS is a critical part of enabling geospatial tools to help create a positive change in the world.

Everyone is welcome

With our inclusive approach to user research and testing, we welcome all backgrounds and levels of expertise—from novice to expert.

Many ways to get involved

Participate in remote and in-person activities year-round from home, at an Esri event, or in the field. Self-paced or moderated options.

Your input matters

Insights from feedback are essential to enhancing Esri's development process and improving customer experiences.

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Who you'll meet

Software engineers, managers, and experts

Ask questions and give feedback directly to the people building the Esri software you use.

Designers and researchers

We are always learning from and acting on feedback from people interacting with our software and websites.

Fellow geospatial thinkers

Network in research and testing activities and discover how other people are applying ArcGIS to their work.

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