We are happy to announce that you can now add your own Google Analytics Tracking ID to your survey. This is a great way for you to gain further insights about your survey and participants.
Simply add your Tracking ID and we will then include the relevant scripts in your live survey for you.
If you have some feedback or have some other analytics integrations which you would like to see in the tool, please let us know!
One of the most common ways for you to share your survey is to use a survey link. You can use this link to share your survey in an email, on social media, etc. However, sometimes you may want to share your survey on printed media such as a poster or flyer. This is where QR codes come in handy.
QR codes are perfect for print media as they allow potential participants to get to your survey directly by quickly scanning the code, rather than having to read and manually input a long survey URL.
For every “Survey Link” collector you create, you can now also generate a QR code as an image file. You can then take this image and place it virtually anywhere. Here is an example:
Try it out, scan the code above with a QR scanner on your smartphone and you will be redirected to the corresponding survey.
We have always made it very easy for you to style your questionnaires, by either choosing one of our many standard themes, or by simply creating your own layout with your own styles, colors, background image, and so on. Depending on your needs, however, this might not have been enough flexibility.
We are very happy to announce that you can now style your online surveys using your very own CSS code! This will allow you to fully customize the look and feel of your questionnaire to match your corporate design, brand or website.
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a coding language that is used to style pages on the web. With this new feature your web-team can add custom CSS directly into the code editor and it will be applied to your questionnaire.
For more information on how to add custom CSS, see here: How to apply your own, custom CSS
