Interactive Quiz
Use Interactive Quiz to embed or build a step-based quiz experience inside a landing page or quiz workflow.
How It Works In Atomicatβ
Outside quiz routes, the drawer manages quiz name and a list of content steps. Steps can be reordered, cloned, deleted, styled by opening their nested content settings, and assigned titles. Required fields can expose copy references such as [abc1234] for later logic or messages. In quiz routes, the component switches to the quiz design style interface and can expose controls such as allow-to-go-back and logo image selection.
When To Use Itβ
- Build a guided lead qualification flow inside a landing page.
- Create multiple steps before a result, offer, or form submission.
- Use required field references in later quiz copy or logic.
- Style each step container with the same builder tools used for normal page sections.
Configure The Elementβ
- Name the quiz so it is recognizable in the builder.
- Add or reorder steps before connecting logic; moving fields with logic can trigger warnings.
- Open each step?s settings to edit nested content and style.
- Mark fields required only when the answer is necessary for the next step or result.
- Copy references after required fields are configured.
Testing Notesβ
- Run through every answer path before publishing.
- Test required fields, previous-arrow behavior, and mobile step spacing.
- Check lead or webhook output if quiz answers feed integrations.
Limitations And Tipsβ
- Interactive Quiz is more complex than a single Quiz Option; avoid it for one simple question.
- Deleting or moving fields used in logic can break paths if not reviewed.
- Keep step copy short so mobile visitors do not lose sight of the next action.
Related Docsβ
FAQβ
Why does the drawer look different in a quiz route?
The source switches to quiz design controls when the pathname includes /quiz.
What are copy references for?
They let required field values be reused in logic or dynamic text.
Can I style individual quiz steps?
Yes. Use the settings control to open the nested step container or component style drawer.