An outcome is a result a visitor can get. A quiz has 2–4. Each has a name (internal), a headline and body the visitor sees, a button label, a CTA URL, and a mode (see Results and redirects).
Scoring. Every answer carries weights — points for each outcome, shown as the number grid on the Questions tab. When a visitor finishes, QuizFly adds up the points for every outcome across all their answers. The highest total wins; ties go to the outcome listed first.
Generated quizzes use a simple pattern: each answer gives 2 points to one outcome and sometimes 1 to another. You can edit any number.
Two rules the builder warns you about
- An answer with all zeros does nothing. Give it at least one point somewhere.
- An outcome that is never the top score on any answer can never win. Check the grid has a column where that outcome has the highest number on at least a few rows.
Writing outcomes that convert. Flatter the type ("The Strategist"), say why the offer suits them specifically, and end with a single clear button. Keep the body to two or three short paragraphs; it's read on a phone.