A Multiple Choice question is a closed-ended question that allows participants to choose from a list of options when answering a question.
You can use the Multiple Choice question to get quantitative data about users' choices. You can also create customized Likert-type scales with the Multiple Choice block.
How to add a Multiple Choice block
To add a Multiple Choice question to your maze:
- Open your draft maze, or create a new one.
- In the blocks list, click Add block, then select a Multiple Choice block from the drop-down.
- Type your Question. Optionally, add extra details in the Notes.
- If needed, show users an image next to the question. Maze supports GIF, PNG, and JPG files. The maximum image size is 1 MB. Learn more about using images alongside your questions
- In the 'Type' section, choose the selection you want to allow:
- Multi-select: Allows participants to select multiple answers from the list.
- Single-select: Allows participants to pick only one option.
- Enter the choices for this question. Press Enter to add a new choice. Toggle Shuffle on to make the choices be listed randomly.
- To allow testers to enter their own custom answer, toggle 'Other' option input on.
You can see how this block will appear to testers on the right-side Preview panel.
To delete a multiple-choice option, use the Backspace key (⌫) to delete the text you've entered, and then press Backspace (⌫) again and the empty choice text box will be removed.
Is it possible to reorder choices?
At the moment, it isn't possible to reorder your multiple-choice options within the maze builder. To reorder the options, you'll need to delete them and re-enter them again in the intended order.
As a workaround, you can always toggle on Shuffle. When this option is enabled, the choices are presented to testers in a random order.
Results & reporting
When viewing results for a Multiple Choice block, you'll see an aggregated view of all answers. Scroll down to the bottom to see individual responses.
In the exported CSV file, you'll find the following results data:
- choices: The numerical order of each tester's answers, where '1' corresponds to the first option, '2' to the second, and so on. '-1' indicates that the tester chose 'Other.'
- values: The actual content of the answer (e.g., 'In-app messaging').