How the logic behind a quiz works is still largely a mystery, and even with an explanation of the system behind a quiz it can still be very difficult and time-intensive to come up with the actual logic for your particular use case. This issue can be such a problem that many interact customers delay…
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If you’re anything like me, when you walk into a store and a worker immediately starts asking you questions about what you’re trying to find, and then follows up with actual helpful suggestions it feels so much better than walking in and stumbling around trying to find what you want. I’m much more likely to…
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All examples in this article are from interact quiz maker Before we begin I want to clarify what a “This or That” quiz actually is. It’s the type of quiz where you are presented with two options and then are asked to choose the right one or the best one. In this article I’ll show you…
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If you’re here, you are probably looking for a quiz with logic that looks something like this. (this was built in interact quiz maker) The beauty of this quiz is that when someone takes it they see this nice interface, but in the background all that conditional logic is working. I’m going to walk you…
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Logistics: A quiz should have 3-5 results at a minimum. For personality quizzes you don’t want much more than that because it will over-complicate your quiz. For assessments and scored quizzes you can have more results if needed to support your quiz setup. Results should be only 2-3 sentences. If you need to explain the…
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Before sharing your quiz you need to embed it onto your website. I’ll be using this example from http://www.amberlilyestrom.com/quiz. If you haven’t done this yet, go to Part 5 of our course for instructions. You can also choose to just share a direct link to the quiz but that is ill-advised because the URL will be…
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