Some intro questions...
Questions are written down in a format similar to markdown, and markdown can be used in the labels:
Which of these answers is the right answer?
this is line two click here to see my site
This question looks like this in markdown:
{% multiple_choice name:"radiobutton" type:"radio" %}
# Which of these answers is the right answer?
this is line _two_ [click here to see my site](www.mysite.com)
[ ](answerA) A: This is **the correct** answer
[](answerB) B: A is the correct answer
[X](allAbove) C: All of the above
{% endmultiple_choice %}
Image example
Using Markdown it’s easy to embed an image in a survey. Please look at this image closely and answer the question below.
Which countries have you ever visited?
(multiple options are possible)
Likert scales
A common question type is the Likert scale. This question-type is easy to create this as well:
The capacity to experience emotions is important for intelligence
Free text
There are two types of free text possible, a text-area and a text-box.
Take a look at this javascript-code and give your feedback below.
function hello(world) {
alert("hello " + world)
}
How would you improve the javascript above?
you can write an example below
Combined questions
It’s also possible to group inputs in one question-block (as long as they are the same type):
What’s your name?
What’s your email-address?
again, the markdown is easy to read:
{% text_input name:"contact" %}
# What's your name?
[First and last name](name) Your full name _optional_
# What's your email-address?
[[email protected]](email) _optional_
{% endtext_input %}
Storing answers
Answers can be stored in any backend of your choosing, by default Firebase. Answers are stored when participants click next page.
Pairwise comparison
The next page demonstrates pair-wise comparison.