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Follow-up recommendation

The next quiz to take, offered where the result is finished being read.

Decision: ⚪ idea

Design: Figma

Context

A single banner: a title, one line of promise, a themed background image and a play button. It comes in two forms - a bordered block, and a bare band with no frame so it can sit inside other content.

Quiz call to action, bordered and bare

How it behaves:

  • One quiz, not a grid - the result screen is a result, not a catalogue, and a single choice is a decision rather than a browse.
  • Placed at the end of the reading - it appears where attention is finishing, not competing with the result at the top.
  • The copy promises something about the taker - "discover your views on the transformation" sells self-knowledge, not a quiz.
  • The picture does the theming - it is the only art in the whole flow, and it is what makes the next quiz look like a different experience.
  • Never the quiz just taken - unfinished and untaken quizzes come first.
  • The choice comes from ranking we already have - quality score orders the candidates and discovery owns where else they surface.

Opportunity

  • The cheapest loop in the product - a finished result is the moment of highest trust and highest attention, so a second quiz costs nothing to acquire.
  • It is what makes community quizzes work - quizzes per session is the number new creators need, and this is where their first users come from.
  • No new ranking - the score is already computed for the catalogue; this surface just reads it.
  • One component, many places - the bare variant drops into a results tab, a home page or a feed without a redesign.
  • Themed art travels - the same banner is what a creator shares outside the platform.

Risk

  • It can cheapen the result - an unrelated quiz offered seconds after a political result reads as a content farm rather than a conclusion.
  • Three jobs on one screen - sharing, saving and this all want the same moment, and the result screen cannot win all three.
  • It lends our credibility - a community quiz recommended by us on our own result screen inherits an endorsement we did not intend, so labelling has to be unmistakable.
  • Promotion inside the most trusted surface - an admin boost applied here is advertising in the place where the taker trusts us most.
  • It needs an image - a quiz without decent art either looks broken in the banner or forces a fallback that looks like nothing.