Designer

Designer layout

The best way for survey managers to create or edit a survey is using the “Designer“ tab in the Survey Creator. Here you can visually assemble your survey using the Question toolbox (1) and adapt the questions to your use-case either by editing the visible attributes in the middle or by changing them in the Question properties (2).

Question toolbox

A survey manager can choose between a number of different question types from the question toolbox. These questions can be added to the survey by simply dragging them inside the survey creator dashboard.

Currently the survey designer supports the following question types:

Single input
Checkbox
Radio group
Dropdown
Comment
Rating
Image picker
Boolean
Matrix (single choice)

Question properties

A survey manager can select questions within the survey and configure their individual properties.

General properties

Change title
Change description
Show/hide titleAVAILABLE IN ADVANCED MODE
Change the default language AVAILABLE IN ADVANCED MODE
Change the width mode AVAILABLE IN ADVANCED MODE

AVAILABLE IN ADVANCED MODE

Question properties

Change title location
Change description location
Show question numbers
Change title pattern
Change start index (1, 2 or ‘A’, ‘a’)
Change error location
Focus first question on changing the page
Change element order on the page
Specify max text length
Specify max others length
Toggle auto grow comment

Page properties

Change name and title
Toggle show page titles
Toggle show page numbers

Logic properties

Add calculated values
Add logic triggers

Validation properties

Toggle to focus on first error

Select errors mode

Show on completed properties

Specify URL to navigate to once finished
Additionally there is an option to add a condition to navigate to the previously specified URL
Toggle to show the completed page at the end

Survey pages AVAILABLE IN ADVANCED MODE

A survey manager can organize the survey into pages, which will then be shown to the user after each other. Make use of this if you have big surveys, to split your questions into different subject areas.