On Site - Tier 1

Javascript is the technology used to load the widget. Javascript is a programming language commonly used for creating interactive elements on webpages. It is often used to manipulate HTML elements, handle user interactions, and load dynamic content. In the context of loading a widget, Javascript would be responsible for fetching the necessary data and rendering the widget on the webpage.

By writing a review via the widget and using one of the social networks to verify instead of the email, the reviewer can choose to show their own avatar instead of the default one. This option allows the reviewer to personalize their review and make it more authentic by displaying their own profile picture from a social network account.

This answer explains that store owners with Premium features have the option to change the inner sorting of their store and also decide whether to allow shoppers to change the sorting. This implies that the platform provides flexibility and customization options for store owners with Premium features, allowing them to tailor the sorting options to their specific needs and preferences.

The correct answer is that a reviewer gets a "Verified Reviewer" badge by writing a review via the widget and verifying it either through the verification email or by linking to social media. This means that the reviewer must not only write the review but also take an additional step to verify their identity either through email or social media. This helps ensure that the review is genuine and adds credibility to the reviewer's opinion.

It is true that there is a way to change the default avatar. Most platforms and websites provide options for users to personalize their avatars by uploading a custom image or selecting from a range of pre-designed avatars. This allows users to have a unique and personalized representation of themselves in online communities and platforms.

It is possible to embed the widget on an external website such as a blog, not just on the store. This means that the widget can be integrated into other platforms or websites, allowing for wider reach and accessibility beyond the store itself.

The default sorting of the reviews in the widget is based on the hierarchy of the reviewers. Verified buyers' reviews are given priority and are shown first, followed by verified reviewers' reviews, and finally anonymous reviews.

The correct answer is "a-synchronously. widget loads after the webpage." This means that the widget loads separately from the webpage and after the webpage has finished loading.

Approximately 75% of the reviews come from the MAP, while approximately 25% come from the widget.

If a reviewer doesn't click on the link in the verification email sent after writing a review, the review will be shown as anonymous if it is approved by a moderator. This means that the reviewer's identity will not be revealed publicly, but the review itself will still be displayed on the platform.

The two main types of embedded widgets are "Products" and "Reviews". The sorting logic for these widgets is as follows:
- For the "Products" widget, the sorting logic is "Most popular", which means that the products will be displayed based on their popularity or the number of times they have been viewed or purchased.
- For the "Reviews" widget, the sorting logic is "Newest", which means that the reviews will be displayed in chronological order, with the newest reviews appearing first.

The default inner sort between reviews with the same badge is star rating from best to worst, then date. This means that the reviews will be sorted first by their star rating, with the highest rated reviews appearing first, and then within each star rating group, the reviews will be further sorted by date, with the most recent reviews appearing first.

The correct answer states that the SEO benefits of using the minisite are "not that good." This implies that while the store may receive some SEO benefits from using the minisite, these benefits are not significant or substantial. It suggests that there may be other factors or strategies that would yield better SEO results for the store.

Embedded widgets can present both site reviews and product reviews. This means that these widgets can be used to display reviews and ratings of a website as well as reviews and ratings of specific products. By embedding these widgets on a website, users can easily see and evaluate the overall reputation and quality of both the site and its products based on the reviews shared by other users.

The statement is false because once a widget is embedded, any changes made to the embedded widget will not automatically appear onsite. To update the widget on the site, the changes need to be manually applied and the updated version of the widget needs to be re-embedded.

The correct answer is "Yes if it has yQuery." This suggests that the embedded widget can be implemented on any site, but only if it has yQuery. This implies that yQuery is a requirement for using the embedded widget on a site.

To enable the Reviews Tab, the user needs to tick a check box. This suggests that there is a specific option or setting that the user must select in order to activate the Reviews Tab feature. It implies that there is a checkbox provided within the settings or configuration of the platform, and by ticking it, the user enables the Reviews Tab functionality.

The biggest difference between the reviews widget and other widgets is that the reviews in the reviews widget are related to specific products, whereas general reviews can be displayed on all other widgets.

The correct answer is "Yes, only after adding the widget's code to the mobile theme." This means that the reviews widget will only be shown on the mobile theme if the code for the widget is added to the mobile theme. It implies that the widget is not automatically displayed on the mobile theme and requires manual intervention to be added and shown.

The correct answer is "social review is left directly from the shopper’s social network page." This answer is not a feature of a review left in the widget and linked to the reviewer's social network. The other options mention features such as the social review getting a badge of Verified Reviewer and having the avatar from the shopper's social network.

The given answer options include various customization options that can be found in the widget's settings page. These options include the number of reviews per page, the ability to have a transparent background, and the ability to change the bottom border color. These options allow users to customize the appearance and functionality of the widget to suit their preferences and needs.

The correct answer suggests that the reviews on the embedded widget are clickable. However, it also states that the attributes of clicks and sales, if there are any, are not taken into account. This implies that although users can click on the reviews, the store owner does not track or analyze the traffic and sales generated from these clicks.

The correct answer is "Reviewers can share each of their reviews, and only theirs (can't share other reviewers' reviews)." This answer accurately reflects the given information that reviewers can only share their own reviews and not the reviews of other reviewers.

The reviews on the Tab are ordered by date first and then by rating. This means that the most recent reviews will appear first, regardless of their rating. Within each date, the reviews will be further sorted by rating, with the higher-rated reviews appearing before the lower-rated ones. This ordering allows users to see the most recent reviews first, while also considering the overall rating of each review.

The correct answer is that there is a difference in the layouts between the two logics. Specifically, the "Recent reviews" logic has a "reviews layout" option available.

The available settings for the Reviews Tab include tab color, tab location (bottom center, left, right), text color, which tab to show in the popup (site review/product reviews/both), tab text, tab opacity, and popup header text. These settings allow users to customize the appearance and functionality of the Reviews Tab according to their preferences.

The correct answer is "Yes, we have a manual to turn it off." This suggests that the Reviews Tab does show on mobile by default, but there is a manual available to disable it if desired.

The verified reviewer's name is shown differently depending on how they verified their account. If the reviewer verified via their social networks, their name is shown as it appears on the social network. If they verified via email, the name entered in the appropriate field is used. In both cases, the reviewer has the option to choose the name that is presented.

The embedded widget in the b2b settings page offers various customization options. Users can choose specific reviews and products to show on the widget. They can also customize the size of the widget and the number of reviews to display. Additionally, users can customize the header text, header background, body background, transparency, header font size, and header font color. These customization options allow users to tailor the embedded widget to their specific preferences and branding requirements.