YOUR QUESTIONNAIRE
Q2 / BRAND CHOICEWhich coffee brands have you bought in the past 30 days?
EVERY DETAIL, CHECKED
You wrote it that way.
They should see it that way.
Survey logic testing, down to the exact wording. Compare skip logic, display rules, piping, and answer options with your approved questionnaire.
Test your surveyYour existing survey. Your programming workflow.QUESTRA COMPARES
YOUR SURVEY TEST LINK
WHAT THE RESPONDENT SEES
Which coffee brands have you bought in the past 7 days?
A different timeframe changes the question.
The questionnaire says 30 days. Respondents see 7.
THE RIGHT QUESTION. THE RIGHT PERSON.
Follow the answers.
Check every turn.
Our agents try different answers to uncover skip and display logic, then check what happens against your instructions. Including what shouldn’t appear.
S1 / COFFEE FREQUENCY
How often do you drink coffee?
Show Q2 only to daily coffee drinkers.
QUESTIONNAIRE EXPECTSSkip Q2 → Q3
IN THE BROWSERQ2 appears
LOGIC MISMATCHAn occasional drinker sees a question meant only for daily drinkers.
Display rules. Skips. Screen-outs. Piped answers.See how findings are reported
MORE THAN WORDS ON A SCREEN
If they see it,
it matters.
A question is more than its prompt. Check the details that shape how someone understands it—and how they answer.
The way choices appear.
Scale direction, matrix labels, answer order, and options that should stay anchored.
The way answers behave.
Required responses, selection limits, exclusive options, and validation messages.
The context around them.
Instructions, emphasis, images, and visible content specified in your questionnaire.
KEEP LOOKING
A great experience.
And confidence beneath it.
A few practical questions.
What does experience testing compare?
Questra compares the respondent experience with the questionnaire: exact prompts and instructions, answer options, scale and matrix labels, emphasis, piping, and specified presentation rules. Browser observations show what respondents actually encountered.
How do you test skip and display logic?
Agents try different answers and follow the resulting paths in a browser. They compare the questions, options, and terminations they encounter with the rules in your questionnaire, looking for content that appears when it should not and content that should appear but does not.
How is this different from code review?
Experience testing observes the survey in a browser. Code review reads the programmed source against the questionnaire. They provide complementary evidence: a source definition and the content that a respondent actually encounters.
How do we see what still needs checking?
The report separates passed checks, findings, requirements still gathering evidence, and checks that need additional platform access. Use that coverage to focus the next review or test run.
Make the first impression
the right one.
Bring your test link and questionnaire. Let Questra take a look.
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