Read the results
What each number on the Results tab means.
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Move from collection counts to block-level evidence.
Purpose
Understand who finished, where difficulty occurred and what supports a decision.
When to use it
After the first responses and before presenting conclusions.
Before you start
- Collected responses
- Read access to the study
Example
A task has low completion; open sessions to understand where people stop.
Step by step
- Read collection. Open the study, click Results and select Overview. Read the sample and participation statuses; then compare them with task success under Questions. Someone can give up a task and still complete the study. Study completion ≠ task success.
- Choose the base. At the top of Results, choose Version. Open More filters to select Device, Outcome or available variables. Check the filtered count after applying. Enable Include partials only to include answers from people who did not finish. The slice appears in the URL.
- Open the block. Open Questions and select the block you want to investigate, such as the address task. Read the number of responses behind the chart before the percentage. For open questions, read original answers; for metrics, check the scale and interval where available. Chart · Base size · Answers.
- Check the session. Open People, find a relevant participation and click Open dossier. Check Responses for this version and available evidence. Describe a difficulty using the answer or excerpt that demonstrates it; no video does not mean no response. An observation linked to original data.
How to read the result
- A conclusion tied to the analyzed slice
- Specific evidence to review and share
Cautions and limitations
- Distributions use completed sessions by default; including partials changes the base.
- A standardized metric needs the correct items; a standalone scale does not automatically become SUS.
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