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UI design for Task randomization (online survey tool)

by UXStackExchange on April 2, 2014 in uxstackexchange

Let's say that my tool enables you to create remote usability test (kind of). Users need a new feature - task randomization. When user design a project, he/she can add a survey but it isn't obligatory.

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If user chooses 'Task randomization' - ON, he/she should somehow tie up a task with a matching survey to avoid a situation when project flow will look like this:

Welcome page -> Task 3 -> Survey 1 -> Task 2 -> Survey 3 -> Task 1 -> Survey 3 -> End

Do you have any idea how to design such interaction?

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UI design for Task randomization (online survey tool)

by UXStackExchange on April 2, 2014 in uxstackexchange

Let's say that my tool enables you to create remote usability test (kind of). Users need a new feature - task randomization. When user design a project, he/she can add a survey but it isn't obligatory.

enter image description here

If user chooses 'Task randomization' - ON, he/she should somehow tie up a task with a matching survey to avoid a situation when project flow will look like this:

Welcome page -> Task 3 -> Survey 1 -> Task 2 -> Survey 3 -> Task 1 -> Survey 3 -> End

Do you have any idea how to design such interaction?

Tags: UX Stack Exchange

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