How do I set up the Tasks section in Mobile Testing?

In Mobile Testing, the respondents try to complete a set of tasks that you give to them. In this help, we'll discuss how to use the Tasks tab to:

Create tasks for your respondents to fulfill

The tasks that you create should represent specific use cases of your app/website/prototype
To write a task, simply open a task and fill in the task text
During the study, the tasks are given to respondents by the UXtweak app. Before the tasks you specify, there is always a simple warm-up task, to get respondents used to switching between the UXtweak app and the testing app/website/prototype and so they need not figure out how this works while they solve the actual tasks.
To insert more tasks into the Mobile Testing study, click Add task
By default, respondents can't skip tasks. You can enable them to skip tasks by checking Allow respondents to skip tasks

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Think-aloud protocol is a method used in user testing which involves asking respondents to narrate what's on their mind while solving tasks. In UXtweak Mobile Testing, you can record the voice of your respondents.
By default, Think-aloud protocol is disabled. To enable voice recording of respondents, flip the switch so Think-aloud is on
With think-aloud enabled, respondents will be prompted to enable sound recording along with recording of their screen at the beginning of the study

Unless the order of tasks is randomized, the respondents solve tasks in the order they're listed in
To move a task up or down on the list, simply drag-and-drop it to the desired destination. Alternatively, use the Move up/down buttons under the ellipsis button
To show the tasks to respondents in different order, select Randomize task order
To keep the first task static (e.g. to use it as an example), check Don't randomize the first task
If the order of tasks is randomized, by changing Number of tasks to show to a respondent , you can show every respondent only a certain number of tasks from the total number of tasks available

Aside from the surveys in the Questionnaire tab, you can also ask questions immediately after each task
This is recommended for gathering immediate feedback to prevent important information about solving individual tasks being mixed up of forgotten
Question creation works the same as in the Questionnaire tab