BRAVOZONE Update: What You Need to Know

We updated BRAVOZONE to make content creation easier and more efficient. You can now manage everything in a single window, which means less time clicking around and more time creating a fantastic, professional quiz or game every time!

Expanded View

Need more space to view your content? Then you will love the new expanded view option now in the BRAVOZONE. This feature allows you view more slides in your deck at once, making it easier to move content around. You can also expand your space and hide the library.

Screenshot of a quiz creation platform with a thanksgiving-themed question set displayed, showing various questions and answer options on a digital interface.

NOTE: Hiding the right-side library will give you even more space!

Screenshot of a computer screen showing a Bravo ZONE content management interface with multiple questions related to Thanksgiving, pilgrims, and turkeys. The interface has a dark background with content tiles, a progress bar at the top, and user profile information in the top right corner.

Why did we make this update?

By allowing you to view more content (slides) at once and hide the library, you spend less time scrolling and clicking. This makes moving and organizing content significantly quicker and less tedious.

Participant View

The Participant View is a small window that provides a What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG) live preview of exactly how the current question, answer options, and any associated media will appear to participants during the game. As you type, add images, or adjust formatting, the Participant View updates instantly, allowing you to:

  • Verify readability: Check text size, font, and contrast to ensure everything is easy to read on various devices.

  • Confirm layout: See how images, text, and answer choices are spaced and positioned relative to each other.

  • Catch errors: Spot alignment issues, awkward line breaks, or other visual glitches before the game starts.

This feature eliminates guesswork, giving you confidence that your content is perfectly presented to your audience.

A quiz editing interface showing a multiple-choice question about pilgrims, with answer choices: Quakers, Catholics, Puritans, and Americanists. The question is 'Pilgrims were known by another name. What was it?' The participant view displays a brown background with a statue and the question text.

Why did we make this update?

By providing instant preview window on how your content looks, you can immediately verify readability and confirm the layout before the game starts. This confidence boost ensures your audience receives perfectly presented content every time.

We've made it even easier to see your content by adding new dedicated tabs for your Preview and Summary slides. This way, it allows for immediate recognition of which content is available; if a slide has a Preview or Summary, you will see a checkmark icon displayed right next to the corresponding tab label. This provides a quick and clear visual indicator without needing to switch views.

Preview and Summary Tabs

Screenshot of a presentation editing interface with options for Preview Slide, Question Content, and Summary Slide, with the Summary Slide option highlighted and checked.

Why did we make this update?

The new dedicated tabs and checkmark icons give you an immediate visual indicator of which slides contain Preview or Summary content. This eliminates unnecessary clicking between views, speeding up the question building process.

We've updated the interface to improve the workflow for customizing individual questions. The settings panel for each question is now located directly beneath the Answer Choices of each respective question.

Question Settings Relocation

Screenshot of a multiple-choice quiz question asking where the first Thanksgiving feast took place, with answer options for Roanoke Island, Plymouth Colony, Popham Colony, and Virginia Colony. The correct answer is Plymouth Colony. There are settings for the question including points, response percentages, live responses, and response chart visibility.

Why did we make this update?

By moving individual question settings right beneath the Answer Choices, you can customize your questions without interrupting your flow. This direct placement saves time by keeping all related editing tools consolidated and easily accessible.