Done.

Anyone else find it quite challenging to provide an accurate response due to the structure of the quiz?

In particular, when told that you don't like the currently selected event, and the goal is to find one that you do wish to attend. The scenario is presented completely out of context and out of sequence.

Unless you're testing how to improve the bounce rate from social shares/email campaigns, then my answer is not how I would have actually responded. If I came from another page, I would have hit the browser back button, or closed the tab and opened another tab I had opened.

I'd recommend you give Inspectlet http://www.inspectlet.com/ a try. Watching people use your site in the real world will prove far more revealing that a scripted test.

Yup it's done, though I don't know if DN is the right place for something like this :)

Done

Did it. The instructions weren't that great, but it could just be me.

Thanks to everyone for completing this. And thank you for all of the feedback too, invaluable!

Done. Instructions can be better – or maybe I just skimmed it :)

done!

Done, but the test your doing will actually return inaccurate results as that so of thing should be done on a subconscious level.

You can't ask people what they would do, or they get to think about it. When your browsing a site, your not thinking.

there's no option for "nothing in this screenshot". If I was at an event and didn't want to be there, I would want to see what is nearby, but I probably won't know my zip.

Not to sound judgmental, but wouldn't it be easier to just do the proposed design, launch it and get real numbers instead of scripted user testing?

You got it.

Done.

Done:)

Done! It took me very little time. I like these kind of surveys. Not annoying at all.

Done.

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