Check out basic setting functions such as layout or hide question number and improve your content’s completeness
You can select the overall layout of your component page.
1️⃣ Text Layout: The most basic layout with component pages consisting of only text.
2️⃣ Img/Video Layout: You can add images, GIFs, or videos to the component. Since it is not fixed to just one image/video, you can embed a different image or video for each component.
If the Img/Video Layout is used, the previously inserted logo disappears from the component page!
Consider enabling the ‘Allow return to previous question’ feature so respondents playing your content can go back to the previous questions to check and edit their answers. If you allow the return, an arrow (<) will appear on the left side of the progress bar at the top of the component page.
We will introduce you each icon starting from the left.🙂
You can hide the number of your component.
You can set which component to move to based on the respondent’s choice. Detailed usage instructions can be found [Here].
You can duplicate the selected component card. The duplicated component card will be added right below the original card.
You can set a different theme for each component. Detailed usage instructions can be found in [Component Design].
You can change the type of the component. The question content remains the same even if the type changes.
You can delete the component card. If you want to restore after deleting, press Ctrl+Z or click the ‘Undo’ button at the top right of the screen.
Smore offers a total of 22 component types. Find out which component types best suit you and do better in asking your customers!
The plain text is a space where you can give simple instructions. Use the plain text when you give brief instructions before the start of a survey and when you need to change the survey topic in the middle of the survey 😀
Respondents can select a button consisting of text. By hovering your mouse cursor over a text select button, you can add a new button or move or delete an existing button.
Respondents can select a button consisting of an image. By hovering your mouse cursor over an image select button, you can add a new button or move or delete an existing button.
This type is suitable for receiving short text such as name or ID or simple written answers.
Respondents can enter their email address. The input box automatically checks the entered text so that only Emails can be entered.
This type collects phone numbers from respondents. The input box automatically checks the entered text so that only phone numbers can be entered. You can select various country codes.
Respondents can select a date. You can use this type when you want to request a specific date, such as a reservation date or consultation date, from the respondent through your content.
This type collects the accurate time from respondents. The type supports AM / PM, and down to the minute.
This is a type where only numbers can be entered. Use this type for purposes such as asking the respondent’s age or the number of products the respondent wants to order.
This is a type that presents choices in a dropdown format. When there are many choices, using a dropdown type instead of text select type allows respondents to select a choice much more neatly and intuitively.
This is a useful type when asking respondents about their level of satisfaction or recommendation. You can create a minimum of 2 to a maximum of 10 rating buttons.
This type is suitable for asking respondents about satisfaction or recommendation in a broader range.You can set the scale from 0 to 99, and you can add labels to the left and right ends.
NPS is an indicator that measures how much a customer recommends your service to their acquaintances. With NPS, you can find out the customer’s loyalty to your service and brand. The NPS button is automatically set between 0 and 10 points, and the label text on both ends can be modified.
For PCs with ample width, the button is automatically converted to a block format. For mobile devices, it is automatically converted to a gauge format.
This type is useful when asking respondents about their level of satisfaction or recommendation. The button is automatically set between 0 and 100%, and label texts can be added on both ends. Furthermore, you can freely change the emoticon of the part where the respondent clicks.
This type is a multiple-choice question with only a single choice allowed. ‘Other’ can also be added to the choice. You can have slightly more choices on one screen than with the text select type.
This type is a multiple-choice question with multiple choices allowed. ‘Other’ can also be added to the choice. And you can limit the number of choices.
This type is suitable when receiving relatively long written responses such as respondent’s honest opinions or feedback.
Respondents can enter a URL. This type is suitable when you need to receive a portfolio link or check a specific web page. The input box automatically checks the entered text so that only URLs can be entered.
The uploadable file size per File Upload type component varies depending on the subscribing plan
Free-5MB / Essential-10MB / Standard-20MB / Premium-50MB
The respondent can upload various types of files, from images to videos and compressed files. You can also restrict the type of file that can be uploaded.
This type allows you to insert a table into a component. It is an intuitive way to receive responses with a combination of columns and rows. This can be useful when you need to select the date and time at the same time.
You can check the responses more intuitively in the response data sheet by using the day of the week in the rows and the time in the columns 🙂
A legal card is a card used in situations where consent is required, such as privacy policy and terms of use. You can freely edit the terms of use and freely modify the text for the ‘I accept’ and ‘Do not accept’ buttons.
You can turn on and off the [Required] switch under the terms and conditions field. If you turn on the switch, the respondent cannot proceed to the next component if the respondent does not agree to the terms and conditions. If you turn off the switch, the respondent can proceed to the next component without having to agree to the terms and conditions.
Well-designed questions can lower bounce rates. Smore will tell you how to design question cards in various ways.
You can add a background image to a specific component card.
Maximum Upload Size: 8MB (Regardless of pixels)
Recommended Image Size: 720*1280(9:16)
If you want to avoid all components being presented with the same feeling, you can freely change the theme color of a specific component to give a twist to the atmosphere. It is also effective when you want to emphasize a specific component.
If you drag any text in the question section and the answer section, a text editor will pop up. Try delivering specific phrases effectively by setting font bold or changing font colors.
Learn how to set up question-ending page logic for each format
In order to create the options and results of a type test, you must first decide the number of variable pairs. Instead of having to create 16 results, you can only consider the specific pairs you want to deal with among E/I, S/N, T/F, and J/P. If what you want to focus on is the difference between T and F (two result values), you only need to select one card called T/F. Therefore, choose 1 card for 2 results, 2 cards for 4 results, 3 cards for 8 results, and 4 cards for 16 results!
Freely create and design components. If you are not sure how to do so, click on the small dice icon on the top right corner of the component card. A random component from Smore’s component database will appear.
Create choices of the component and connect each choice to a variable. If you click on the white button within the choice, the variable window will open.
If you go to the ending page, you can check the pre-generated ending pages. If you initially selected 1 variable card, you can see that 2 ending pages each containing one alphabet are created. If you initially selected 4 variable cards, you can see that 16 ending pages each consisting of 4 alphabets are created.
Descriptions for each ending page that can help with planning are set on the ending page. When you’re wondering what should be included on the ending page for each personality type, just refer to the preset descriptions and modify as you want! 🎉
In order to connect an ending page to a choice, you must first create a title for each type that will be connected to a choice in the Ending tab. In other words, the ending pages must be created first before creating the choices. You can easily write the details of each ending page after creating and designing the component page.
Choices that have not yet been assigned an ending page (type) are displayed as ‘(None)’. Click the ‘(None)’ button within the choice and assign the desired ending page. It is also possible to assign multiple ending pages (types) to one choice.
If you want to show the ending page (type) A with a higher probability to respondents who click on a specific choice, you can set a weight on the ending page associated with that choice.
If you activate the ‘Randomize scores for equal answers’ in the Ending tab, the ending page of either A or B can be shown to the user at random even if the scores of Type A and Type B are tied. If a tie occurs without this function activated, the ending page that is later in the creation environment among the pages with a tie will be displayed. For example, the ending pages are in the order of C, B, A from the top, but if all scores are tied, A will be displayed as the ensign page.
On the Ending page section of the Ending tab, freely choose the score range using the ‘Choose Score Range’ button on the far left of the ending page that says ‘0~N’
If an error message appears in the score section or you want to adjust the interval between scores evenly, you can solve this by pressing the ‘Auto adjust’ button on the Ending page section of the Ending tab.
If you want the respondent’s score to appear on the ending page, try using the insert score feature. If you click on the [Insert Score] button located at the very end of the editor window on each ending page, a text {{ Quiz Score }} is inserted within the ending page. Quiz scores are presented by automatically converting the number of correct answers the respondent guessed. However, since this feature only displays the numbers, it is recommended to add phrases such as ‘You have scored {{ Quiz Score }}!’ or ‘You got {{ Quiz Score }} questions correct!’
Click the white circle button within the choice to set the score for each difficulty level. By assigning different scores to each choice, you can set multiple choices as the correct answer.
On the Ending page section of the Ending tab, freely choose the score range using the ‘Choose Score Range’ button on the far left of the ending page that says ‘0~N’
If an error message appears in the score section or you want to adjust the interval between scores evenly, you can solve this by pressing the ‘Auto adjust’ button on the Ending page section of the Ending tab.
If you want the respondent’s score to appear on the ending page, try using the insert score feature. If you click on the [Insert Score] button located at the very end of the editor window on each ending page, a text {{ Quiz Score }} is inserted within the ending page. Quiz scores are presented by automatically converting the number of correct answers the respondent guessed. However, since this feature only displays the numbers, it is recommended to add phrases such as ‘You have scored {{ Quiz Score }}!’ or ‘You got {{ Quiz Score }} questions correct!’
