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Once your the tree test is set up in your an online tool, the first way to “test your the test” is to try it using yourself ourselves as the participantparticipants.

How you we do this depends on the tool you’re we’re using:

• Some tools provide a preview mode where the person setting up the test (you) can see try it out as if they were a participant. The difference is that no results are saved in this preview mode.
  
  
• If the tool doesn’t offer a way to preview the test, you we may need to launch it as a real study, then try it yourself ourselves before sending it to your our real audience.
  If you we find things that need revising, the tool should give you us a way to make your our fixes, either by editing the current test or by duplicating it and editing the new copy.
  
  

Despite how carefully you we enter your the tree and your tasks and the other setup options, it’s not until you we try the test as a participant that you we see it all in the right order and in the right context, and almost always you’ll we’ll instantly see things that aren’t quite right.

• Maybe the tree has a few glitches because of missing indents.
  
  
• Maybe one of your the tasks now strikes you as ambiguous.
  
  
• Maybe there’s a typo in your the thank-you message.
  
  

In any case, it’s time well spent to find it now rather than later.

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