Tasks are the instructions that testers will verbally respond to while interacting with your website, prototype or concept.
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Write context to set the scene for participants prior to them answering questions.

For example, if you're running a study to test the usability of an accounting software, you can write in the context:

"Imagine it's the end of a quarter and you're balancing your books."
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We will not record the participant's voice as they read over the context.
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You can select from any of the following questions.

You can write as many tasks as you'd like. While most sessions are 10 minutes, sessions should not exceed 15-20 minutes. Participants are compensated based on that length.

Link to a live websites, prototypes, wireframe, video, image app etc.

These are verbal response questions. Participants will answer them while interacting with the test link. 

Ask participants to rate something on a 5 point to 10 point scale. 

Enter custom labels - for example, "1 = Very Difficult, 8 = Very Easy".

Ask participants to write a response.

This is what the tester sees:
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Single Selection (pick one)

Participants will select one answer from a list of options.

This is what the tester sees:

Single Selection (pick one)

Participants will select one or more answer(s) from a list of options.

This is what the tester sees:

Use the arrows to drag and drop questions.

If you'd like to delete a question, select the Trash Can.