Logic Jumps
Logic Jumps, also known as Conditional Logic, in the context of quizzes or online forms, are a powerful feature that allows you to create a dynamic, personalized experience for each user based on their responses. Here's an overview of what Logic Jumps are and how to use them:
What is Logic Jump:
Logic Jumps enable your quiz to react to user inputs in real-time, leading to different questions or outcomes based on their answers. This customization makes the quiz more engaging and relevant to each user.
For example, if a user selects "Vegetarian" in a question about dietary preferences, a Logic Jump can skip all questions related to meat products and direct them to questions about vegetarian options.
How to Use Logic Jumps:
Set Up the Basics: Before implementing Logic Jumps, ensure your quiz or form has a variety of questions that can branch off based on user responses.
Identify Key Questions: Decide which questions will act as triggers for Logic Jumps. These are typically multiple-choice questions where each answer can lead to a different path.
Define the Jumps: In your quiz builder, look for an option to add Conditional Logic or Logic Jumps to each question. Specify the conditions under which a jump will occur. For instance, "If the user selects option A, jump to question X."
Map Out the Flow: It's important to carefully plan the flow of your quiz to ensure that the Logic Jumps lead to relevant follow-up questions and that there are no dead ends or irrelevant paths.
Test Thoroughly: Once your Logic Jumps are set up, test your quiz extensively to ensure that all possible paths work as intended and provide a smooth experience for the user.
Gather Insights: Logic Jumps can also be used to gather more relevant data by directing users to questions that pertain to their interests or needs, thereby enhancing the quality of insights you gain.
Logical Operators and Actions:
Logical Operators:
Has a value of: Triggers an action when the user's choice exactly matches one of the specified options.
Either one of: Activates an action if the user's answer matches any one of the selected options.
Default: This standard operator performs an action directly, without requiring specific user responses.
Doesn't equal to: Executes an action when the user's choice does not exactly match the selected options.
Doesn't contain: Triggers an action if the user's answer does not match any of the selected options.
Actions:
Jump to: Moves the quiz to a specific question based on the user's answers.
Hide slides: Conceals certain quiz slides from view following specific user responses.
End quiz: Directs to the quiz's end slide after a particular answer is selected.
In summary, Logic Jumps is a versatile tool for creating personalized and engaging quizzes or forms. They help in tailoring the content to individual users, making interactions more relevant and insightful.