Should the patient chart questions appear in multiple columns and/or rows on each page, or as a standard survey with questions stacked vertically? Are there specific colors or formatting styles you want applied to the chart questions? How should the chart questions be grouped together? Are there specific page breaks you had in mind or…
A Virtual Shopping Exercise displays a set of products on the screen, usually organized on a virtual shelf, for the respondent to choose from. The number and combination of products shown is determined by a planogram design. This design can be static or can control factors such as availability, shelf location, price, sale price, product…
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.