Yes/No block: Measuring clear preferences with binary choices – Useberry

The Yes/No block uses a simple closed-ended question format to capture the tester’s preference between two options quickly and effectively.

1. Clear and Direct Query:
A straightforward question presents the tester with a choice between two alternatives, ensuring clarity.

2. Limited Response Options:
Providing only two options streamlines decision-making and focuses on capturing a specific preference.

3. Quantifiable Data:
Responses generate easily analyzable data, making preference measurement straightforward.

4. Efficient Data Collection:
Ideal for situations requiring quick and decisive preference measurement.

5. Complementing Qualitative Insights:
Can be combined with qualitative feedback for deeper understanding of preferences.

6. Informed Decision-Making:
Preference data guides improvements and solution tailoring based on tester choices.

Upload images to accompany your question(s).
Customize your question text freely.
Choose from three reaction types: Icons, Emotions, or Thumbs.
Settings include:
- Make the block required
- Change button text (e.g., Yes/No to Agree/Disagree)

Redirect participants based on their answers or interaction patterns:

Track the number of testers who completed the block, dropped off, and average time spent.
Analyze the detailed breakdown of “Yes” vs. “No” selections.

Review block completion date and time per tester.
View user details such as country, operating system, browser, and device type.
Access comprehensive session info, including completion success, time, clicks, and detailed response data.
Optionally watch session recordings or video shoots via the “Theater” feature (if enabled).

Left Panel: Participant metadata (date, device, country), video playback, session details (session name, tester GUID, custom attributes, Prolific ID). Easily navigate between sessions.
Right Panel: Participant responses, block stats, and screening question answers if available.