In a multi-page questionnaire, a progress bar reassures: respondents see where they are and what is left. A box to tick, a color taken from your form, and buttons in your words.
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Faced with a questionnaire that seems to have no end, many people give up. Split into short pages, with a bar that moves forward, the same questionnaire feels lighter: everyone knows where they are. In the survey builder, the bar turns on in one click as soon as the questionnaire has several pages.
| One page, one theme | Group questions that belong together: you, your usage, your opinion, your suggestions. |
| Short pages | Three to six questions per page: the bar moves often and respondents keep the pace. |
| Easiest first | Start with closed questions; keep open questions for the end. |
| No useless pages | With conditional logic, skip pages that don’t concern the respondent. |
Split the questionnaire into themed pages: the bar moves forward with each “Next”. Place it at the top or bottom; it takes your form’s main color.
Rename “Next” and “Back”, and choose whether respondents can return to a page they have completed. For a quiz, disabling “Back” prevents changing an answer afterwards.
Required questions are checked page by page: respondents see right away what is missing, instead of discovering it at the end.
Conditional logic →Your email *
Your next questionnaire can show how much is left.
Try it for 30 daysAdd pages and spread your questions by theme.
In the settings, choose its position, top or bottom.
Button labels and whether going back is allowed.
Detailed satisfaction survey
A ten- to twenty-question survey, over four pages.
Full registration
Contact details, choices, practical information: one page each.
Market research
Profile, habits, opinion on the offer, on successive pages.
Quiz
One page per theme, with no going back.
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