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Blocks are how we refer to each individual question or group of questions because these represent a distinct unit of content that can be arranged and structured within the survey, similar to building blocks in construction.

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Types of blocks

There are many types of blocks that can be used in your consultation. They are split into 4 categories: Content: Content blocks allow the inclusion of multimedia content, such as images, videos, documents, or links, within the survey to provide additional context or visual elements to participants. Choice: Choice blocks include various question types that offer respondents a selection or choice, allowing respondents to select options from a predefined list. Text: Text blocks enable respondents to provide open-ended responses, contact details, numbers, postcodes, websites, or file uploads. Scale: Scale blocks provide a range-based response format, allowing respondents to rate or evaluate items on a numerical scale, such as rating satisfaction levels or indicating preferences on a number range scale. Common block types include Content/Media, Dropdown, Multiple Choice, Matrix, Rank, Date, Yes or No, Long Text, Single-line Text, Email, Website, Number, Postcode, File Upload, Rating, and Scale. Block types and functions screenshot: Scale blocks provide a range-based response format, allowing respondents to rate or evaluate items on a numerical scale, such as rating satisfaction levels or indicating preferences on a number range scale.