I am looking fun or light-hearted examples of messages people have used in their feedback layers for questions/interactions. The green check mark and 'Correct' is a bit boring and the big red X and 'Incorrect' are a bit old school and in your face.
How can we deliver the desired message but keep it more light-hearted? What examples have you seen or created?
Please share your ideas. Thanks in advance!
For example: - Correct Layer: Whoa...how did you know that!?! Well done ;) - Incorrect Layer: Let's think about this one a bit more. I like your style though!
I have had good feedback on using the following phrases. They are too casual for some businesses, but others like the more youthful/conversational feel.
Damn... you've got some mad skills!
Look at you strut your stuff!
Are you just showing off? Because that is totally RIGHT ON.
For incorrect responses:
Not quite. Want to try this one again? (where multiple attempts enabled)
Thank you for sharing! These are good examples and got me thinking a bit more. I'm definitely going to put together a list so I can switch it up a bit from course to course too. We have a lot of content so I want to keep it a bit novel (not too repetitive).
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I have had good feedback on using the following phrases. They are too casual for some businesses, but others like the more youthful/conversational feel.
For incorrect responses:
Any help in those for you?
Hi Sarah,
Thank you for sharing!
These are good examples and got me thinking a bit more.
I'm definitely going to put together a list so I can switch it up a bit from course to course too.
We have a lot of content so I want to keep it a bit novel (not too repetitive).
Thanks again!
Woo Hoo!
Whoops
Thanks, Katherine!
Simple and effective.
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