What it does
Present a scenario, instructions or an image without asking for an answer.
When to use it
In an introduction, when changing topics or before a set of tasks.
Before you begin
- A title and short instructions; an image is optional.
See how it works
Guided tutorial
Read each step and choose Play to hear the explanation while following the screen.
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Insert context
What to doPosition block
Real screens with demo data
In Build, click Add block and choose Context. Place this block before the task it introduces. It displays instructions and does not collect an answer. Fill in the example below.
- Context → task test
An example to try
Imagine you need to send someone a receipt.
What you see in results
- Context does not produce an answer distribution.
- Use the session sequence to understand the instruction preceding the answers.
Avoid these mix-ups
- Do not reveal the correct path in the introduction to a navigation test.
- Use Content test to ask for an evaluation of the text.