“Insight Personality Test“ (SPECTRUM)!)

Hey @Dentimon ,

This sounds like an interesting one, and potentially very useful if you can get it right.

I think using a ranking question will make this more complicated (if not impossible) since Typeform doesn't support logic for ranking questions. An easier way to do it would be to use an Opinion or a Rating question to record their "score" for each attribute – you could block these out into question groups to make it easier on the respondent.

You can then create a variable to record a running score for each of the colours. Create a custom variable for each colour…

…then add the colour's rating to that colour's variable:

Do this for all of the questions and all of the colours.

Then you can set up a series of different endings for the different spectrum options. I'd stick to a combo of two colours max or it could get really complicated. So for example, make different endings for:

A red person, blue person, yellow person, green person, red with blue, red with yellow, red with green, blue with red, blue with yellow, etc…

(you could make graphics for each one using Canva or similar)

Now you need to apply the logic to redirect to the appropriate ending screen based on the total scores of the red, blue, yellow and green variables. The logic rules will obviously depend on how many questions you have.

 

Obviously the logic when one colour has the max score each time will be easy  – i.e if there are 5 questions and four colours, a score of 20 would redirect to the red, blue, yellow, or green ending. I'm not a maths expert sadly so I'm not sure exactly how you'd calculate the two colour endings. I guess it would be something like this, but will depend on the number of questions you have (in this case it would mean blue has been chosen 3 times and green twice – assuming there are five questions)

Here’s an idea of how it might look

I appreciate this isn't a full solution since the logic calculations are probably the most complex part. But hopefully it's a start. Maybe others have some suggestions of how to expand on this, or if there's an easier way around this…