Question types
User friendly features and easy to understand question types.
To collect data, forms can include various types of questions.
Use Skip Logic to direct respondents to a specific question in the survey and hide irrelevant questions.
To collect data, forms can include various types of questions.
Use Skip Logic to direct respondents to a specific question in the survey and hide irrelevant questions.
Information about respondents
Include demographic questions about respondents. In case you want to make your form completely anonymous - leave all fields empty or choose questions that collect general information (e.g., age, gender).
1) Multiple choice
Use this question type if only one answer option is required.
2) Checkboxes
Use this question type if more than one answer is allowed.
You can also define the maximum number of answers (e.g. please select maximum 3 answers).
You can also define the maximum number of answers (e.g. please select maximum 3 answers).
3) Long text
Give the respondents more flexibility by simply typing their answer in the text box.
4) Linear scale
Rating scale allows to measure the level of attitudes. You can define the scale values (for example: like-dislike; agree-disagree, high - low) and choose the scale size (up to 15 grades).
5) Matrix
Evaluate several factors using the same measurement scale.
Examples of the measurement scales: never-sometimes-often-always; poor-average-good-outstanding; yes-no-don't know.
Examples of the measurement scales: never-sometimes-often-always; poor-average-good-outstanding; yes-no-don't know.
6) Ranking
This question requires ranking answer options based on the level of importance or preference. Assign the first place for the most important and the last place for the least important answer.
7) Question about image
You can upload an image and ask a question about it. Additionally, it is possible to set how many answer options can be ticked - single choice or multiple choice.
8) Statement text
This allows to provide your respondents with a useful information in a free text format (e.g. to inform that the first part of the form has been completed; or thank your respondents at the end of the form).