People love websites that contain good content and useful information. People also love websites where they can do something, whether that’s leaving feedback, participating in a poll, or leaving links to their favorite websites.
One great way to make your website interactive is by adding something fun, like a quiz. And you can easily do that with JavaScript.
Why Add a JavaScript Quiz to Your Website?
People find quizzes fun and entertaining. Who doesn’t love quizzes and trivia games? And, with JavaScript, you can add a quiz to your site with ease.
Better yet, you can customize the quiz, so that it’s relevant to your website topic. For example, if your website is about golf, you can create a quiz about famous dogs. If your website is about geography, you can fill your quiz with geography questions.
How Easy Is It To Add a JavaScript Quiz?
Adding a JavaScript quiz to your website is pretty easy. All you need is the most basic knowledge of HTML. If you know what and where the head tags and body tags are, you can add JavaScript to any web page.
Here are some JavaScript quizzes you can easily add to your website.
Three JavaScript Quizzes
Java Quiz, from JavaScript Source, is a simple, multiple choice quiz that you can have up and running on your site in minutes. And you can also add the reasoning behind every correct answer to your quiz.
The Instant-Grading Pop Up Quiz, from JavaScript Kit, is another multiple choice quiz. What makes this quiz fun is that you the quiz tells you whether you got each question right or wrong instantly.
The JavaScript Quiz Machine, which is also from JavaScript Kit, actually grades you on how well you did on the quiz. When you’re finished answering all of the multiple choice questions, it gives you’re your total points, the percentage of questions you got right, and a final letter grade. Currently, the quiz has a religious theme, but you can change it to whatever you want.
Tips on Making JavaScript Quizzes
Here are some tips that will make creating JavaScript quizzes even easier.
1. Choose a subject that’s related to your website somehow. People who go to a website about cats might not be interested in a quiz about astronomy.
2. Write down your questions and answers before you create the quiz. And make sure your answers are right.
3. Mix up the questions on your quiz. Make some of the questions relatively easy, things most people familiar with your subject would know. Then, make some of the questions more challenging.
4. Test your quiz. Once you’ve added the quiz to your website, take it to see if everything is working right. You can also have a few others take the quiz. You might want to change some things based on their recommendations.
A JavaScript quiz is a great way to make your website interactive. And, best of all, JavaScript quizzes are fun, both for you, and for visitors to your website.
Reference:
- JavaScript Source (javascript.internet.com/)
