Why Add Media
Researchers add media to a question guide for two main reasons:- Test concepts — Show participants images, prototypes, or embedded content to gather direct reactions and feedback.
- Observe live interaction — Watch how participants navigate a real website or app while the AI moderator asks questions in real time.
How to Add a Media Step
1
Open the Add a Step panel
In the left-hand question guide panel, scroll to the bottom and click Add a step.
2
Scroll to the media section
Scroll through the element options until you reach the media types.
3
Select a media type
Click the media type you want to insert. The available options are described below.
4
Configure the media in the right-hand panel
After selecting a media type, fill in the relevant details—such as a URL, an uploaded file, or an embed code—in the panel on the right side of the screen.
Available Media Types
- Figma Prototype
- Embed
- Website
- Image
- Video
Display an interactive Figma prototype so participants can click through your design mockup while the AI moderator guides them and captures feedback. Ideal for usability testing and concept validation.
Walkthrough: Adding a Website
Here is a step-by-step example of adding a live website so participants can navigate through it while the AI moderator asks questions.1
Select Website from Add a step
Click Add a step at the bottom of the left panel, scroll to the media section, and select Website.
2
Paste the URL and import
In the right-hand panel, paste the URL of the website you want participants to visit, then click Import website URL.
3
Add questions, tasks, and statements
Click the three dots next to the website label in the left panel, then click Add step. Add any questions, tasks, or statements you want the AI moderator to deliver while the website is open.
4
Confirm the step nesting
Review the left panel to confirm that your questions, tasks, and statements are nested inside the website element. Only steps nested within the website toggle will be asked while the site is visible on screen.
Follow the same pattern for other media types—each one supports nested steps so you can pair media with targeted questions and tasks.
