Page Title and Description

Survey Titles, Page Titles, and Page Descriptions are text fields that are available to add topic headers and descriptions to each page of your survey.

When to use them

Take advantage of these to help your focus your respondents on the topic at hand and give them some sign posting along the way.

Adding or changing your page titles

At the top of any page click on the page title to edit. By default this will display (Untitled) or Thank You. You can also click the pencil icon to access the page settings.

On the Page tab you will have fields for Page Title and Page Description.

Page Descriptions versus Text/Instruction Elements

Page Descriptions and Text/Instruction elements are often interchangeable, however there are a couple important differences.

First, Text/Instruction elements are their own elements on the page, as opposed to being part of the page itself, as you can see by looking at both on the Build tab below. This means that you can move Text / Instruction elements about in the survey if you need to. Page Descriptions, in contrast, will always display at the top of the page.

This also means, depending on the survey interaction you choose, the Text/Instruction element might display by itself. For example, if you choose the one-at-a-time interaction, the Text/Instruction element displays by itself and the survey respondents must click the right arrow to proceed. This might be confusing to some respondents. If you are using Text/Instruction elements instead of Page Descriptions we recommend avoiding the one-at-a-time interaction or adding some instructions for how to proceed.

Survey Design and Reporting

When adding page titles to your survey, it is important to consider:

• What information should be included for respondent clarification

• How you want reports to look when exported

There are two fields to use when designing for respondents and reports.

1. Title - also known, as Page Title when building a survey, will show in reports and are meant to group a series of questions with the same theme ie. Professional Growth or Engagement. Titles should be short, no more than 44 characters for a single line or 88 characters for a double line title.

2. Description - will not appear in reports and is meant to give the respondent further clarification when considering their answer.

Survey Design

Snapshot Report