Colour Tagging Concept Testing

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When to use colour tagging

• Coloop’s colour tagging method is designed to enhance accuracy in concept testing by automatically identifying and tagging concepts during video analysis.
• This method works best when participants are presented with a stimulus deck (containing one concept per slide) and videos featuring that deck are analysed.

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Prepare your stimulus deck

To ensure effective concept tagging, follow these steps when creating your stimulus deck:

• One Concept Per Slide: Each slide should focus on a single concept, whether it’s an image or text.

If you have more than once concept per slide, please see below

• Add a Distinct Color Box:
• Place a small color box in the top-left corner of each slide.
  • The color box must be unique from other elements on the slides to avoid confusion during analysis.
  • Use consistent colors throughout the deck for each specific concept (e.g., if “Concept A” is red, all slides related to “Concept A” should use the same red box).
  • Include the name of the concept inside or near the color box for clarity.

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Set up your project

Once your stimulus deck is ready and you’ve collected your data, you can set up your project in Coloop:

1. Create a New Project:

   • Log into Coloop and create a new project as you normally would.
   • Upload your discussion guide if applicable.

2. Enable Concept Testing:

   • Turn on the “concept testing” feature within your project settings.

   • Input all relevant concept names into Coloop so they can be linked to their respective slides later.

3. Upload your slide deck

   • Upload your prepared slide deck into Coloop.

   • Please note your slide deck must be in PDF format.

4. Enable Colour Detection

   • Enable colour detection

   • Use Coloop’s pipette tool to align its internal color tag boxes with those on your slides.

   • Select the colour from your uploaded slides using the pipette tool to match them with their corresponding concepts in Coloop.

5. Set Colour Detection Tolerance

   • Coloop uses tolerance levels to determine how closely colors need to match between what appears on-screen and what was uploaded in your slide deck:

     • Choose between low, medium, or high tolerance depending on how precise you want detection to be.
     • If unsure about which setting works best, start with medium tolerance as it provides balanced results.

6. Import Video Content

   Import the video files of your interviews using the ‘Video’ important function.

7. Verify Auto-Labelling

   Before proceeding and transcriving video content:

   1. Review auto-labeled PDFs generated by Coloop after uploading your files.

   2. Ensure that all concepts have been tagged correctly based on their associated colors and names. Click ‘Complete’ to review the pdf.

8. Transcribe Videos & Assign Concept Decks

   Transcribe your videos following these steps:

   1. Set language preferences and specify the number of speakers involved in discussions.

   2. Select the uploaded slide deck as a reference point during transcription setup.

   3. After transcription is complete, confirm speaker identities within Coloop’s interface.

9. Review Transcripts and Check Concept Tags

   • Review auto-tagged text segments that correspond to specific concepts visible on-screen at particular times during discussions.
   • This allows you to analyze participant feedback directly tied to individual concepts without manual effort.

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Multiple Concepts Per Slide

We strongly recommend having one concept per slide wherever possible.

CoLoop cannot differentiate between multiple colored boxes on one slide. Therefore, if any slides contain more than one concept you will need to follow th

1. Label such slides under one title (e.g., “multi”) within your stimulus deck before uploading it into Coloop.

2. Add additional labels manually to the PDF once loaded into CoLoop in the files section. Open the PDF, and edit concept labels. Press submit when ready to confirm labels.

   CoLoop will automatically apply all the labels you assign to the slide to any relevant sections while that slide is onscreen. You can review and edit these labels afterward if needed.