Survey Look and Feel

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Contents 1 Look and Feel 1.1 Headers & Footers 1.2 Buttons & Progress 1.3 Look & Feel Library 1.4 Mobile Phone Look and Feel Templates

Look and Feel

Headers & Footers

In these two boxes you can add text, (and HTML or JavaScript code), in to the header or footer of your survey. If you click on the blue text you can access the rich text editor for the header or the footer.

Buttons & Progress

• Entering text in these boxes (top right hand corner) will cause the text displayed on the back previous button and next button to change. In order for the previous button to change text you must click the back button box at the top of the page.
• In the drop down you can choose what progress bar is displayed. You can have one of several options.

1. None - no progress bar will be displayed.
2. With Text - Displays 0% and 100% on either side of the progress bar.
3. With Out Text - Does not display the 0% and 100% on either side of the progress bar.
4. Verbose Text - Displays the 0% and 100% in larger text so that it is more noticeable.

Because of the complex branching available when using Qualtrics the progress bar calculates the percent of completion by giving each block the same weight and then counting the questions within blocks. This will cause the bar to sometimes appear to be more or less completed than has actually been completed in the survey.

Look & Feel Library

You can select different templates to change the look and feel of your survey. Using the top drop-down you can choose to use templates from the Qualtrics library or organizations library. Note: your organization may or may not have a library depending on the license agreement.

Mobile Phone Look and Feel Templates

When taking a survey using an iPhone or Blackberry, a special Look and Feel template will take over on that device that is better suited to that device. Due to some limitations (potential or otherwise) with the web browser on the device, some question types may not work or may be changed to a similar question type to better represent the question on the device.

iPhone (and iPod Touch)
Coming soon...

Blackberry
Question types not supported
*If used, will display "This question is not supported on your device."

• Matrix table, Bipolar
• Matrix table, Text Entry
• Matrix table, Constant Sum
• Matrix table, Rank Order
• Drill Down
• Sliding Scale (none of Sliding Scale variations supported)
• Gap Analysis (no Gap Analysis variations supported)
• Pick, Group, and Rank (no PGR variations supported)
• Side by Side
• Timing question
• Meta Info Question
• Heat Map
• Hot Spot

Question Types that are altered for use on Blackberry.
*You can test out your survey by selecting the Blackberry template in the Look and Feel library and previewing your survey.

• Matrix table, Likert, Single Answer -- changes to Dropdown menu
• Matrix table, Likert, Multiple Answer -- changes to Multiple Select box
• Matrix table, Profile, Dropdown list -- changes to Multiple Select box for each row
• Matrix table, Profile, Single Answer -- changes to Dropdown
• Matrix table, Profile, Multiple Answer -- changes to Multiple Select box
• Constant Sum, Bars -- changes to Constant Sum, Choices, no Total box
• Constant Sum, Choices, Horizontal -- changes to Vertical orientation
• Constant Sum, Choices, Vertical, Must Total (value) -- displays without Total value
• Rank Order, Drag and Drop -- changes to Rank Order, Text Box
• Rank Order, Radio Buttons -- changes to Rank Order, Text Box
• Rank Order, Text Box, Horizontal -- changes to Rank Order, Text Box, Vertical
• Rank Order, Select Box -- changes to Rank Order, Text Box, Vertical

NOTE: You might consider not using audio or video in your survey. While Blackberries can play many audio and video formats, in many cases the Blackberry would need a specific codec or player in order to display the audio or video.