Responsive project quiz formatting issues

Hi Singru,

first of all, Lilibiri is right. When you have long text and the viewport gets smaller, the text MUST break into more lines. If your client really demands to keep it still in one line, well, that's Mission Impossible.

Then, secondly, where did you test the shrinking of the viewport (screen)? Is your screenshot from Captivate or from some mobile simulator in your browser, like for example Responsive Design Mode in Firefox? I guess you should test the particular viewport output on a genuine device like tablet (i.e. iPad) or mobile phone to see a realistic result. I'm saying this because I can't believe that i.e. in the second line of the third answer option, where the words ".. and other" do not break to the next line are really from a genuine device.

Furthermore, and this seems to me most essential, in my experience as an instructional designer questions and answers in a test should be as concise as possible. The question here and especially the answers are too wordy, too wounded. This can annoy and confuse test participants. It all depends of course on the overall context, what was before and what come after. But I'm convinced that short and sweet is always better.

So, just as an alternative approach within the given context, as far as I can tell, the options to select could be simply:

Question: blah blah blah .. who should be introduced first to the new software?

• the team member with the highest experience level
• the youngest team member
• all team members simultaneously

Think the question context through once again and dicuss it with your client.

Klaus