Knowledge quiz

It's time to put what you've learned to the test, get 8 right to pass this unit.

In what colour do the flowsteps appear?

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Red

Green

Orange

Yellow

What are the three types of Flow Steps?

There are three correct answers.

Auto-Steps

Diverts

Splits

Wait for Conditions

Which of the following is true about Auto Steps in Smart Walk-Thrus?

There are three correct answers.

Automatically Click Elements for navigational steps or opening up menus or tabs for users

Understanding the users intentions from the previous entries and entering the next field

Automatically fill text fields with pre-determined text from templates or standard information

Eliminate routine business related navigational steps

Which of the following scenarios are good to use "Wait For Conditions" flow step?

There are three correct answers.

When the page loads too fast and WalkMe doesn't have the time to detect the element

Might be added as Troubleshooting tactic after the intial build

Just to see the reaction of the user

Necessary for making the user experience feel more smooth

Splits can be added at what point of Smart WalkThru?

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First Step of the Smart Walkthru

Any step of the Smart Walkthru

Last step of the Smart Walkthru

What is the default appearance of the Ripple Effect when an Auto-Step is clicked?

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A green square with a dotted line.

A red circle with a thick line.

A blue circle with a thin line.

Wait for Condition is used to pause the smart walk-thru for which of the below reason?

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Pause for certain amount of time or a certain rule (condition) is met

Pause until user presses the Proceed button

Pause until user is ready

Pause until the server works fine again

How many steps can the branch have, which was created after the Split?

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Maximum 2 steps

Only 1 step

Any number of steps

Branch cannot have any steps

What are the reasons that Linear Flows are recommended as a best practices instead of multiple or Split paths?

There are three correct answers.

Users are being guided through the preferred way - one single path to achieve a goal

Easier to maintain Smart Walk-Thrus in the long run

Multiple of Splits are not useful in any scenario

Harder to test the process and fix every issue.