Description
Yes or No questions in your survey or test allows you to collect straightforward, closed-ended responses that are easy to interpret.
These binary questions provide you with clear-cut, unambiguous data that can be effortlessly quantified for statistical analysis. This approach is particularly useful for drawing quick conclusions and making efficient comparisons between responses.
Examples of how to use Yes or No questions:
Task Completion: Determine if participants were able to successfully complete a task by asking a yes or no question. Example: "Were you able to find the product you were looking for?"
Content Relevance: Find out if participants consider the content presented to them relevant to their needs. Example: "Was the information provided on the 'FAQ' page relevant to your questions?"
Demographic Information: Gather basic demographic data about the survey participants. Example: "Are you currently employed?"
Purchase Intent: Gauge participants' interest in purchasing a product or service. Example: "Would you consider buying a subscription to our premium content?"
How to use
Add the yes or no question to your survey or test in just a few steps
Go to your project
Select the Build tab
Click Add new step
Click Yes or No
Enter your question and description
Additional options
You can customise the step by clicking on the Options button
Option name | Function |
Make required | Make sure participants complete this step before continuing |