The Shuffle block allows elements within a block to be displayed in a random order during the test, reducing order effects and allowing different variations to be tested.
What is the Shuffle block used for?
Shuffle is used to randomly present multiple blocks — for example, for A/B testing or to minimize order effects.
How to create a Shuffle block?
Add a Shuffle block to your test structure, then place the necessary elements inside it (excluding Agreement block and other Shuffle blocks).
What will appear in the research report?
In group reports, the content of a Shuffle block is displayed together as a single visual group. In individual response reports, the block positions are preserved according to the editor.