This lesson will cover the following topics:

05 | Range
06 | Ranking
08 | Matrix
10 | CES
11 | Yes/No

01 Getting Started

This tutorial covers the survey elements, including:
  • A general overview.
  • Basic functionality.

02 Finding Survey Elements

1. Click the + icon to open the element menu.
2. Select the Survey tab.

Each survey element is considered an input field, however, each element has a specific purpose.
survey element tab

03 Rating Scale

Ask users to rate abstract concepts on a scale.

You can choose the value range, create labels, and insert a default value.
rating scale settings

04 Star Rating

Ask users to rate abstract concepts on a scale. This is similar to the rating scale element.

You can choose the value range, create labels, allow users to use half increments, and insert a default value.
star rating settings

05 Range

A Range element is similar to a rating element. The range question displays a range of answer options on any scale you want (1 to 10, 0 to 100, and so on). Users can easily drag the range indicator to answer the question.
range settings

06 Ranking

The ranking question allows respondents to rank pre-determined options as a response to show preference between items. You can sync answer options dynamically from Salesforce.

07 Quantity Counter

The quantity counter allows users to add quantities to the web page.

You can configure the default value, increments, and range.
quantity counter settings

08 Matrix

Similar to a rating scale, you can ask users a number of questions that all have the same answer options.
matrix settings

09 Survey List

The survey list allows respondents to answer by selecting answer/s from a list.

You can map dynamic values from Salesforce.
survey list settings

10 CES

The CES Question Type allows respondents to answer by selecting the option/s from a list.

You can map dynamic values from Salesforce.
CES settings

11 Yes/No

This is a boolean element, so it will always output true or false.

You have many options to change the type of question options. For example, like/dislike.

12 Image Choice

You can present multiple images in your project for users to choose from. This can help to make your projects more engaging by adding visual interest.

You can map the images from Salesforce.
image choice settings

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