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From scavenger hunts to online competitions to a nice bonus for the students, your own custom success message after solving a puzzle offers a range of possibilities!
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<h2>Add your own custom message</h2>
<p>The puzzles within Puzzel.org all have the option to add a success-message once the puzzle has been solved. To customize this, you as the puzzle owner have the following types of input:
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<li>Title</li>
<li>Description</li>
<li>Image</li>
<li>Link</li>
<li>Confetti! :)</li>
<li>Gather contact info</li>
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<h2>Puzzle scavenger hunt</h2>
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A very nice way to use this, is to unlock a secret code/link once the puzzle has been solved. In that way, puzzle players can be sent from link to link of can unlock a code which can be used elsewhere, like a physical lock, a password, you name it!
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<h2>Subject introduction</h2>
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Via image and text you have the opportunity to introduce a new subject once the puzzle has been solved. The puzzle itself can be used to ask a number of basic questions about the subject and then follow through with the introduction and a link to read more about it.
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<h2>Also interesting</h2>
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This type of functionality is comparable to/an extension of the crossword puzzle feature: '<a href="/en/features/create-crossword/with-solution">crossword puzzle with solution</a>'.
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<p>Whenever a player completes a puzzle, the completion message is shown if you have enabled it. By default, there is no completion message.</p>

<p>Starting your own message is as easy as going to the Premium-tab and enabling <strong>'Show message'</strong></p>

<p>This will give you access to all kinds of extra features to tweak the look and feel of your message.</p>

Setting up your message

<p>The most common way to start tweaking the message is by changing the header text, body message and if you like, adding an image.</p>

<p>The body text does not allow any HTML, but you can always refer players to more extended content on your own website via the next feature.</p>

Adding the basics

<p>In many cases, completing a puzzle is a nice way to trigger the player to engage with some sort of next activity that you have in mind.</p>

<p>The external link to your website where this next step takes place, can be fully customized in terms of:</p>
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<li>link text</li>
<li>link target</li>
<li>show as button or text</li>
<li>show the call to action above or below the body message</li>
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Adding a call to action

<p>Solving a puzzle can take up quite some time and thus it should be rewarded!</p>

<p>Enabling the 'Show confetti' option triggers an infinite rain of animated confetti within the completion message once the puzzle is completed. Definitely one of the most favourite features!</p>

Confetti!

<p>The completion message also allows you to ask who has completed your puzzle. The info collected here can be used to determine a winner, a check for who participated or whatever use case you can think of.</p>

<p>The form fields shown to the player can be handpicked and thus allow you to only ask for as little required information as possible, making it as privacy-friendly as you like.</p>

Gathering player submissions

<p>Since in some cases you really want to semi-force players to submit their info (to collect a certain kind of reward for instance), you can hide an extra 'thank you message' and the earlier described call to action (link/button) until the player submits the form.</p>

<p>You can hint at this in the regular message and then give the reward info (maybe a secret code) after the players enters their info.</p>

Encouraging players to submit info