Setting Up Quiz Results & Product Matching

Example Rules for question: What is your budget

Answer “Low Budget”

• Filter: Price ≤ 50
• Logic: Stay within budget range

Answer: “Medium Budget”

• Filter: Price ≥ 50 AND Price ≤ 100
• Logic: Price range boundaries

4.4. Filter Operators

Text Properties:

• Equal to: Exact match only
  
  • Example: Brand = “Apple” (shows only Apple products)
• Not equal to: Exclude specific values
  
  • Example: Connectivity ≠ “Wired” (shows wireless and Bluetooth, excludes wired)

Numeric Properties:

• Greater than: Above a value
  
  • Example: Price > 100 (shows products over $100)
• Less than: Below a value
  
  • Example: Price < 50 (shows products under $50)
• Greater than or equal to: At or above a value
  
  • Example: Rating ≥ 4.5 (shows 4.5 stars and higher)
• Less than or equal to: At or below a value
  
  • Example: Price ≤ 100 (shows products $100 and under)

4.5 Combining Rules: AND vs OR

AND Logic (All conditions must be true):

• Price ≥ 50 AND Price ≤ 100 = Products between $50-$100
• Brand = “Apple” AND Category = “Laptop” = Only Apple laptops

OR Logic (Any condition can be true):

• Color = “Red” OR Color = “Blue” = Products in either red or blue
• Size = “Small” OR Size = “Medium” = Products in small or medium sizes

When to use AND:

• Creating price ranges (minimum AND maximum)
• Multiple requirements must all be met
• Narrowing down results

When to use OR:

• Accepting multiple acceptable options
• Creating broader categories
• Including alternative choices

4.6 Test Your Filters in ‘flow’

Use the ‘flow section’  to test different answer combinations:

• Check how many products match each filter
• Verify logical combinations work correctly
• Adjust filter ranges if too few/many products match