[IanB]

Thanks for replying Jon-Bonso, I appreciate it.

I eventually figured out how to see the stats page (there is a small icon to click, not very intuitive) but this has a few flaws:

– the screen pops up as not the whole screen

– you have to click ‘view’ on every question to see the Q&A

– after you click ‘view’ the page does not wrap at the browser width, instead I have to scroll right and left to read the question (in Firefox) to see the explanation

– in short this view is surplus to requirements, please just give a way to reopen the test in the exact same way that is appears when you just finished the test and click ‘review’ i.e. with the order the same as when you took it, with the answers you gave, and the explanations. And make it easy to find this. Perhaps when you click on ‘timed mode set 4’ then you get two buttons: ‘Start Quiz’ for those who want to try again (as now) and ‘Review last attempt at this quiz’ which takes you to the ‘review after test’ view.

I hear what you say about the benefit of being random, however consider this: for a first time run through of each test the questions have never been seen before so therefore they are effectively random. Many (most?) people will never do the timed tests multiple times, if so just give them a ‘randomise order’ button.

I appreciate the site is under development, hence why I mention this so that it can be improved. Currently it is very frustrating and would prevent me from recommending it to other people at the moment.

[IanB]

It is because of the weakness in the timed mode I was using the Review mode.

When I finish a test in Timed Mode then I can click Review. Which is nice. I can then go through 65 questions and review them. Unless I close the browser. In which case I can’t – all the questions get randomised again so if I review my previous attempt then I have to do it all in one session or else face the same random issue I explained above.

It’s simple. Make the default ‘do not randomise’ and instead have a button after ‘start test’ that says ‘randomise the order’, for those that want it.