A single-choice question results in radio buttons. The user can choose one answer. If the required option is selected (by the editor) the tester has to choose in order to continue. A typical example would be:
How was it to complete the task? ⚪ Hard ⚪ OK ⚪ Easy
And multiple choice question results in checkboxes. The user can choose no or all answers. If the required option is selected (by the editor) the tester has to choose at least one option in order to continue. A typical example would be:
To which statements do you agree? ⬜ The interface was easy to use ⬜ It was hard to understand some things ⬜ The interface reacted as I expected
<aside> 🔥 Pro tip: Use a multiple-choice question to build an NDA agreement: Use the question «Do you agree to our terms?» and only one answer «Yes, I agree.». Don’t forget to make this question required.
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A text answer is meant for open questions. The tester sees a single row text area that expands if needed. There is no answer limit. If the required option is selected (by the editor) the tester has written at least one character in order to continue. A typical example would be:
Did you miss something?
With a voice answer, you can get more natural, unfiltered responses. Participants are asked to reply by voice. Open questions make the most sense with this answer type.
How was your experience? Answer by voice.
Single and multiple-choice questions contain answers. You can simply divide the options by «, ». When the text field contains «Yes, Maybe, No», it will be shown as: