If you need to display an image while asking participants a question, you can do so easily in Maze.
Displaying images next to a question
- Create a question block: you can choose from Multiple Choice, Opinion Scale, Yes/No, or Open Questions.
- Toggle the Image switch on.
- Upload an image from your device. Maze supports GIF, PNG, and JPG files.
- Preview the question and image on the left.
Use cases: When to display images and questions together
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Design surveys: You can use this technique to conduct surveys while showing your designs to users. You can collect open-ended user feedback by asking what users think about a particular screen or design.
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Analyze copy in a design: Another great use case for showing an image while asking a question is testing the copy on a page. For instance, you can identify if your copy works or if it's easy to understand by asking participants to read the text and then say what they think the page is about. Similarly, you can ask how the copy makes them feel by identifying what words spring to mind when they first see a design.
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Test visual or graphical elements: Another valuable use case for showing an image with a question is testing if an illustration, an image, an icon, etc., evokes the right reaction from users. Visual elements are essential aspects of design, and testing them with participants allows you to know if they bring your message home and appeal to users.