One Question Per Page

Turning on One Question Per Page displays only one question or question group per page, helping respondents focus more on the current question, reducing interference from different types of questions, and increasing the completion rate of the survey. This mode is suitable for short surveys or questions that require careful consideration, ensuring respondents fully concentrate on answering each question.

How to Enable One Question Per Page Mode?

1. Go to the Build page.
2. In the left sidebar, click on the Settings tab.
3. Under the Survey Display section, enable the "One Question Per Page" feature.

Note:

• Enabling One Question Per Page will remove all "page-related" logic settings, including advanced logic settings and randomization settings.
• Once One Question Per Page mode is ON, Divider will be hidden.

Turn off One Question Per Page Mode

If you turn off One Question Per Page mode, the default mode will revert to custom paging. For information on custom paging, please refer to: Groups and Pages.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Can I switch an existing survey to One Question Per Page mode?

Yes. You can turn on One Question Per Page mode following the steps mentioned above. The system will remove all "page-related" logic settings, including advanced logic settings and randomization settings, and automatically adjust the survey's page layout.

• Can I use Divider in One Question Per Page mode?

No. Divider will be automatically hidden in One Question Per Page mode. If you need to use Divider in your survey, disable One Question Per Page mode and switch to the default custom paging mode.

• How will previously used one page or page swipe be displayed now?
• One Page without Divider: Will automatically switch to custom paging (default mode).
• One Page with Divider: Will automatically switch to custom paging (default mode), with Divider displayed normally.
• Page Swipe without Divider: Will automatically switcht to One Question Per Page, with Divider displayed normally.
• Page Swipe with Divider: Will automatically switch to custom paging (default mode) and will auto-page according to the original Divider positions, with Divider no longer displayed.