Cheers everyone!
I’m using typeform to create some quizzes to test knowledge in some specific areas with 8-bit arcade games visual to and it’s becomming absolutelly awesome.
Only thing is that, if you all remember, arcade games used to have a high score board in the end.
Any ideas on how I could do that?
Best answer by kellywonder
Sure!
So I just recorded a video showing the setup of my typeforms.
We created 3 quizzes with like an 8bit arcade game look and feel.
There are 2 different logics:
Before the ending, the game is submitted after the user choose to accept (yes/no) having their name on the score board, for obvious privacy reasons.
All the ending slides have a link the Leaderboard, wich is a page we created on Google Sites. We use Google GSuite, so the following components were created using its resources.
To get the results to show at the page, here’s what we’ve done:
More details in the video:
+5Hi
The easiest way you could do this within Typeform would be to add a link to the Report on the ending page.
You could also use a third-party source, like Google Data Studio, and redirect your respondents to the data outside of Typeform.
Thanks Liz!
I ended up doing something similar. I integrated it to google sheets.
Then in google sheets I created a dynamic table to filter and sort some data and used a table chart presentation to present first names and scores.
Then I created a page on Google Sites and embeded the table chart on it and linked it to the ending slide on the form.
Gave me a bit of work but I gained more options to add to the web page other links to other interesting contents.
+6cheers
des
Sure!
So I just recorded a video showing the setup of my typeforms.
We created 3 quizzes with like an 8bit arcade game look and feel.
There are 2 different logics:
Before the ending, the game is submitted after the user choose to accept (yes/no) having their name on the score board, for obvious privacy reasons.
All the ending slides have a link the Leaderboard, wich is a page we created on Google Sites. We use Google GSuite, so the following components were created using its resources.
To get the results to show at the page, here’s what we’ve done:
More details in the video:
+6des
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Love hearing about creative new ways to use Typeform and this is certainly one of these 
Let us know once this goes live. Would love to see how and where you deliver this to your audience – and share the solution with our community to have a look!
+5Incrível, 
I'm also in Brazil at the moment (I'm Brazilian so I'm staying here for a few months to be with family), so I was very curious to check your website and the link of your form (when you launch it!). Can you send it to me? Thanks!! 
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