A new pixel does not know who to sell to

A bilingual quiz sends it a signal at each step, and keeps the lead.

A run through the quiz, demo data: the page switched to Arabic, three answers that each fire a Meta event, the cash-on-delivery form filled in and the lead confirmed.
The 3-step quiz in English, demo data: the first question and its four options, no email required.
The same quiz switched to Arabic, demo data: the whole page turns right to left, every text translated.
Step 2 of the quiz, demo data: the progress bar has moved and the first answer has just fired a Meta event.
The cash-on-delivery form filled in, demo data: name, phone and emirate, before the order is confirmed.
The confirmation shown once the lead is sent, demo data: an agent calls within 24 hours to confirm delivery.

The problem

A new ad account has no pixel history, so Meta struggles to find buyers for a cash-on-delivery offer.

What I built

A zero-dependency page in English and Arabic (full right to left), with a 3-step diagnostic quiz that fires staged Meta events. The lead is sent by fetch, and by beacon if the network fails.

Technical details

Events: ViewContent, Lead, CustomizeProduct, CompleteRegistration
Security headers at the host: HSTS, Permissions-Policy
Pixel wrapped so an ad blocker never breaks the page

Stack

HTML/CSS/JS
Meta Pixel
Chrome DevTools Protocol
Render

The result

Tests drive a real Chrome to check the quiz, the Arabic switch, and that every pixel event actually fires.

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