Email clients place strict limits on interactive code, so the newsletter version is designed as a dependable entry point. A reader can choose an answer from the email and continue into the full hosted Quiz, where Atrivial can show feedback and the remaining questions.

This keeps the email lightweight while putting a real question—not a generic button—in front of the reader.

Every published Quiz can have a direct play destination. That link works beyond the original send: in a social post, a follow-up email, a text message, or a callout elsewhere on the site.

The hosted page is also the continuation point for newsletter readers. They arrive at the same Quiz instead of a detached copy of it.

A website embed places the playable experience inside an article, homepage module, or recurring feature. It is useful when the Quiz should sit beside the reporting that inspired it or become a persistent part of the publication’s site.

Publishers can use their workspace controls for the website presentation rather than recreating the question set in a separate embed tool.

The three formats are complementary. The email starts the interaction, the hosted link travels easily, and the embed adds depth on-site. A simple distribution plan can use all three without changing the Quiz itself.