Creating your maze

What are templates? Templates in Maze are a way to quickly and easily create a new project to solve a particular prob...

Overview When completing a mission, testers may take different paths than the expected one you set. You can add multi...

You can let testers skip the questions in your maze if the question isn't something you want or need every tester to ...

Overview Tree testing allows you to test navigation branches, before designing them. A Tree Test is a great way to va...

A mission is a task your testers will have to complete. To create a mission, you have to define the task, a descripti...

With an Opinion Scale you can ask participants to evaluate a statement on a rating scale. You can use the Opinion Sca...

Use the duplicate feature to create new copy blocks in the same maze. Here’s how to proceed in four easy steps. Log ...

If you need to display an image while asking participants a question, you can do so easily in Maze. How to proceed C...

A mission is a task for testers to complete. You can create missions to learn what actions users perform in your prot...

A 5-Second test allows you to add a static image to present to your testers. A 5-Second test is a great way to test u...

A maze is a collection of missions and questions for testers to complete. You build your maze out of blocks: missions...

Introducing your maze and product to testers is important for creating a good testing experience and getting valuable...

Conditions are a feature of our Starter plan and above What are Conditions in Maze? Conditions are a way to apply log...

Legal Blocks are an Enterprise specific feature A Legal Block allows you to upload a PDF of terms to which your teste...

The Welcome Screen is the first screen your participants will see when they start testing your maze. It’s a great pla...

What is the expected path? The expected path is the actions (clicks) you want a tester to do to complete your mission...

You can easily change the order of your blocks when a maze is still in draft status and hasn't been launched for test...

Every maze ends with a Thank You Screen. It’s a nice opportunity to say thank you to your testers for their time and ...

Card sorting allows you to discover how your users categorize and understand information Card sorting is a great way ...

An Open Question allows you to ask a question and collect open-ended answers from participants. You can also use the ...

Use the Quick Look feature to preview a single mission in your maze. Previewing an entire maze is a great way to ensu...

Ask a Yes/No question when you want a closed-ended answer to your question: ‘yes’ or ‘no’. Participants can indicate ...

A Context Screen allows you to add a simple, extra screen to your maze. This can help you engage your testers and giv...

A Multiple Choice question is a closed-ended question that allows participants to choose from a list of options when ...

A mission is a task your testers will have to complete. To create a mission, you have to define a title, a descriptio...