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UX nit: would have preferred question-by-question feedback on right answer and overall score, quite a lot to get through 25 questions before you get any reward
by eastbayjake 5y ago
UX nit: would have preferred question-by-question feedback on right answer and overall score, quite a lot to get through 25 questions before you get any reward for your effort :)
- SavantIdiot 5y agoI don't think it is a UX nit. You would have started to catch on and learn if you had immediate feedback. When is the last time you took an in-person test where the proctor told you if you were right/wrong after every question? You need to grade current knowledge. In fact, I would have removed the multiple choice altogether for this test and had a input(type=text) EDIT: OK, ok: I get it, it is just a fun website, not the BAR.
- some_random 5y agoI'm trying to look at weird javascript, not haze new employees.
- uses 5y agoSame - it was clear to me by question 2 that I was going to be guessing on the rest of the quiz. Having to fill out the rest before getting feedback was a formality at that point. By the time I saw the answers, I couldn't remember why I guessed which way on each question.