Did you know Alchemer has 43 different question types? Don't be overwhelmed though; this guide covers each question type, what each looks like, and when to use them. Review the below list of quest
Radio Button questions allow respondents to select a single choice from a list. Use Radio Button questions to ask your respondents to choose a single option from a short list.
A Radio Button Grid allows respondents to select an answer option (column) for each row in a grid. Use a Radio Button Grid to group a series of radio button questions together that share the same...
Dropdown Menus are single-select questions with answer options displayed in a dropdown list. We also have the ability to create a multi-select Dropdown Menu. Use Dropdown Menus to ask your respond...
Checkbox questions allow your respondents to select multiple answers from a list. Use Checkbox questions to ask your respondents to select multiple answers. On the Question tab of the question edi...
A Textbox question is a short-answer, open-text field. Use Textbox questions to collect a single word or short sentence response. For example, name, street address, or city. We have yet to find a...
An Essay question is an open-text field used to gather longer open-text responses. By default, the Essay question does not have a word/character limit. You can determine the response length by set...
An Email question is a short-answer, open-text field with validation that ensures entries are email addresses. Use Email questions to gather email addresses from your respondents. On a desktop and...
A Date question is a short-answer, open-text field with validation that ensures entries are dates. You can choose to validate MM/DD/YYYY format or DD/MM/YYYY format. Use Date questions to collect...
The Slider is an interactive question that allows respondents to select values from a continuous range by dragging a slider along a range. The Slider is an excellent way to engage your respondents...
Star Rating Grid questions allow respondents to use stars to rate multiple items (rows) on multiple dimensions (columns). Each star represents the equivalent numeric value for that rating (e.g. Four
Ranking Grid questions allow respondents to rank items in order, by selecting their numeric rank from a table of radio buttons, where each column is restricted to a single answer across all rows.
A Rating question is a single-select scale question, often referred to as a Likert Scale. Use Rating questions to collect respondents' opinions using answer choices that range from one extreme to...
This article covers the Video Feedback Question Type in Alchemer. This includes set up, reporting, and special considerations for collecting video responses.
A Number question is a short-answer, open-text field with validation that ensures entries are numbers. This is a good question type for collecting things like respondent age.
The Image Select (select one) question type is a single-select question with clickable images as answer options. Use the Image Select (select one) question to ask your respondents to choose a single
The Image Select (multi select) question type displays multiple images to the respondent allowing them to select their answer by clicking directly on the images. Respondents are able to select multip
The Image Heatmap question type allows your survey respondents to provide feedback on an image by clicking anywhere on that image and selecting answer options.
The Checkbox Grid allows respondents to select multiple answer options (columns) for each row in a table. Use a Checkbox Grid to group a series of checkbox questions together that share the same a...
The Text Highlighter question type allows your survey respondents to provide feedback on text by clicking and highlighting specific pieces of the text sample.
The Signature question type allows survey respondents to add their signature using a mouse or touch screen. Respondents can sign and provide their name via an open text field.
A Textbox List is a list of short-answer, open-text fields with labels for each row. You can define the textbox width and choose to position the labels on the left or right side of the input field.
Continuous Sum questions allow respondents to enter numeric values (often percentages or dollar amounts) for a list of items that are then summed for a total value.
The Video Sentiment question type allows your survey respondents to provide continuous feedback while watching a video, by dragging a slider along a range.
The Audio Sentiment Question Type allows your survey respondents to provide continuous feedback while listening to audio, by dragging a slider along a range.
Check it out in an example survey ! Add a survey with this question to your account! The Cascading Dropdown Menu allows you to drill down through hierarchical data by using one dropdown menu as a filter into the next. For example, a com...
The Card Sort question type is interactive and allows respondents to categorize options by clicking and dragging Items into Groups.Alchemer offers three versions of the Card Sort question.
The Closed Card Sort question type is interactive and allows respondents to categorize options by clicking and dragging Items into Groups.Alchemer offers three versions of the Card Sort question.
The Quick Sort question type is interactive and allows respondents to categorize options by clicking and dragging Items into Groups.Alchemer offers three versions of the Card Sort question.
The Textbox Grid allows respondents to enter short open-ended text answers to multiple questions in a table format. Each 'cell' in the table is a textbox.
The Contact Form question type is a formatted group of textboxes designed to collect contact information. This question comes with pre-built contact questions which you can customize.
The Custom Group question type allows you to group questions of different types together and control the layout of the questions, specifically whether there is a line break and the next question disp
The Custom Table question type allows you to arrange and repeat questions of different types (Radio, Dropdown, Checkbox, Textbox, or Essay) in a table format.
If you are using User Data Fields to store data about each of your Alchemer users, you can leverage this data within your surveys by using the User Data question.