How to Embed Your Assessment on Your Own Website

If you have a website, you will most likely want to have users visit your website to interact with the assessment, instead of visiting www.evalinator.com after they click on your assessment.  

Doing that is simple. It’s the same as how you will embed a YouTube video into your webpage.

All you have to do is to:

1. Create a new page on your website (e.g. https://www.yourwebsite.com/assessyourskillshere)
2. Use the following line of HTML as the only HTML on that page.
3. Include a link to this new page in your navigation menu or any other place you decide to have it 

<iframe src=”your assessment url here” style=”width:100%; height:2000px;margin:0;” frameborder=”0″></iframe>

Now when you visit the new page you created, it will automatically load up your Evalinator assessment. This will allow the assessment to show up as part of your own website, and your users will feel as if they are taking the assessment on your website and interacting with your own brand.

Note: Feel free to adjust the height as needed in the HTML code above. 3000 px above may be either too little, or too much, depending on your content.

How to Get the URL for your Assessment

You can get the URL of your assessment by:

1. Logging onto Evalinator and clicking “View Live” on your assessment. Copy the URL that shows up in the browser navigation bar.
2. Click edit on your assessment, and copy the URL that shows up in the “Go Live” tab on the left of your screen 

What If I’m using a CMS such as WordPress or SquareSpace

The steps above remain the same if you are using a CMS such as WordPress or SquareSpace.

However, you may have a theme set up. That theme will also insert headers and footers of your website automatically on the page that holds the assessment. In most cases that is fine, and you should be all good. But for some reason, you may not want your theme headers and footers to show. In that case you will have to create a new page content template that tells your platform to not load (or override) the default header and footer. Instructions for doing that are best provided by the community of the system you are using.

And now that you have your assessment up and running, go get the word out. Here are some tips on outreach and marketing.