How to create an interaction: Categories
What is it?
Interaction with images that drag into boxes
For what do you use it?
To categorize information into two categories
Some tips!
- "A picture is worth a thousand words". Use only one word on each alternative card and let the image speak for itself
- If you need to put a lot of text, you can use the Checklist interaction
- Don't worry about the order of the alternatives, the platform makes sure that they always appear in random order
How is it configured?
- Write your question
- Write the name of your two categories
- Write the title of your alternative card
- Select your alternative card image
- Choose the category to which your card belongs
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