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The first step is to give your feedback form a name, you can do this by clicking on the pencil button, at the top of the page.
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Add & delete elements
Step 4:
Now you will see a screen with a lot of options along. On the right, you will see ‘Add', ‘Block', 'Logic’, 'Form’ and 'Templates'. Click on 'Add' to choose your score elements and question elements. Once you've made your choice, just drag and drop your element on your empty template.
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If you've made the incorrect selection in regards to the question elements you have selected, you can easily delete a question element by clicking on the 'Trash' icon to the right of your question element.
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Edit elements
Step 6
You can also edit your questions. For example, the text and answer options of the question. Just click on the 'Block' button on the right and click on a question element.
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Here the logics have already been filled in. You can see that if the respondent clicks on 'Yes', the 'How much effort did it take you to achieve your goal?' question will appear as the next question. Make sure the 'How much effort did it take you to achieve your goal?' question is hidden by your settings so that this question is invisible in other instances.
'Thank you' - page
Step 11
Your form has a built-in ‘Thank you' page with a default text. If you would like to change this click on the 'Thank you for your feedback’ element. Under 'BLOCK' you can edit your own text.
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Finished?
Step 12
Are you done adding questions to your feedback form?
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To find out how form logics work to skip questions, please read this article.
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Tip: When you're finished creating your feedback form and have saved it, you can view a preview of the form by clicking on the blue 'eyeball' icon at the top right of the page. |
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