Blocks

  • A guide to all block types you can use in Maze

    A maze is a collection of missions and questions for testers to complete. You build your maze out of blocks: missions (i.e. tasks), questions, or additional screens.  To get started, create a maze ...

  • Collect closed-ended answers with Yes/No questions

    Ask a Yes/No question when you want a closed-ended answer to your question: "Yes" or "No". Participants can indicate their preference by selecting one answer. With this question type, you can measu...

  • Survey participants with an Opinion Scale

    Use an Opinion Scale to ask participants to evaluate a statement on a rating scale. You can use the Opinion Scale to ask participants to share their opinions and collect data with a customizable sc...

  • Collect answers with a Multiple Choice question

    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 quantitati...

  • Collect open-ended answers with Open Questions

    An Open Question allows you to ask a question and collect open-ended answers from participants. You can also use this block to collect contact information, dates, and more. To add an Open Question ...

  • Give instructions with a Context Screen

    A Context Screen allows you to add a simple, extra screen to your maze. It is a simple way to communicate with your testers during their session. This can help you engage your testers and give inst...

  • Improve your navigation with Tree Testing

    Tree testing allows you to test navigation branches. It's a great way to validate the ease of finding items in your product structure, even before designing. If you're designing from scratch, it mi...

  • Present an image with a 5-Second Test

    A 5-Second test allows you to add a static image to present to your testers. The 5-Second test is a great way to test user recall, measuring what information users take away, and what impressions t...

  • Legal Blocks

    Legal Blocks are an Enterprise feature A Legal Block allows you to upload a PDF of terms to which your testers must agree. If testers do not click I agree with the terms, they will be unable to pro...

  • Welcome Screen

    The Welcome Screen is the first screen your participants will see when they start testing your maze. Every maze includes a Welcome Screen by default. The Welcome Screen presents a message to your t...

  • Thank You Screen

    Every maze ends with a Thank You Screen. It’s a nice opportunity to appreciate your testers for their time and feedback, and link to your website or a different page, if necessary. You can customiz...