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Drag and Drops are a question style that promotes respondent interaction. The respondent sees an array of cards containing text, images or sound clips. These can be stacked in a deck so only one can be seen at a time, or arrayed so all can be seen at once. The respondent clicks on a given…

Single Punch Grid A respondent can only select one answer for each sub-question or attribute. They can select the answer by clicking anywhere inside the cell region. The rows are highlighted blue to indicate the next attribute that needs a response and the column header repeats for each row.   Multi-Punch Grid A respondent can…

The Calendar collects data on when a respondent performed a specific activity. Our programmers can customize this for any date range, enforce buffers between time entries, and otherwise create a calendar to suit your needs.

Traditional Slider The Traditional/Basic Scale Slider collects data in the same manner as a single punch grid. While a single punch grid has fixed, defined points and limited screen room for larger scale ranges, the slider allows for differing ranges.   Allocation Slider An allocation slider allows respondents to assign a quantity among various attributes.

Here is a multi-punch question. Like the single punch, respondents can click anywhere in the row to select the answer.

Here is an example of a single punch question. Respondents can click anywhere in the row to select the answer.