At a GlanceUse markdown shortcuts when formatting text in your tasks. |
Overview
Often it’s not just what you say but how you say it, and that’s certainly true when it comes to presenting your tests to contributors.
To help make your tasks and questions even easier to follow and understand, we’ve compiled a list of formatting shortcuts that help you display symbols and links, and emphasize important phases or steps. Formatting is available on website or prototype test tasks but does not work in screener questions.
Markdowns and formatting will work for desktop and mobile tests.
Note:
- Markdown may not work for all browsers.
- We recommend always previewing and piloting your test before officially launching it to contributors.
- These shortcuts are not valid when creating screener questions.
- The shortcuts will work on a Mac and a PC.
Headers
Add headers to tasks and questions to help break up longer portions of text. The more ‘#’s the smaller the header.
Code: # , ##, ###, ####, ######
Emphasis
Italics
*italics* italics
Other Option: _insert word_
_italics_ italics
Bold
**bold** bold
Bold and Italics
Inserting Links
Numbered Lists
- Bird
- Cat
Unnumbered Lists
- Dog
- Cat
Symbols
Copyright
Registered
®
Trademark
™
Inserting a linebreak
Note: Certain special characters interfere with how our recorder handles text files. We suggest avoiding the following characters: <>, [], or {}.
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