What types of questions does BlockSurvey support

Short Text: Capture short responses like names or short comments.
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Long Text: Allow respondents to elaborate on their thoughts with open-ended questions.
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Number: Collect numerical data like age, income, or quantity.
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List: Present multiple text boxes for respondents to list items.
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Multiple Textboxes: Similar to list, but allows defining the number of boxes displayed.
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Multiple Numberboxes: Collect multiple numerical responses, like ratings on different aspects.

Choose Single: Offer a set of options where respondents can select only one.
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Choose Multiple: Present choices where respondents can select multiple options.
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Drop Down Single: Similar to "Choose Single" but displayed in a dropdown menu for a cleaner layout.
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Drop Down Multiple: Similar to "Choose Multiple" but uses a dropdown menu.

Matrix Single: Single choice per row.
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Matrix Multiple: Multiple choices per row.
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Matrix Text: Text input in a matrix format.
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Matrix Number: Numeric input in a matrix format.
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Matrix Dropdown: Dropdown menu in a matrix format.
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Matrix Rating: Rating scale in a matrix format.

Rating: Use a scale (e.g., stars) for respondents to rate their satisfaction, experience, etc.
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Ranking: Ask respondents to rank options (e.g., most preferred to least)
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Slider: Collect ratings using a visual slider bar for a more intuitive experience.
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Opinion Scale: Present a predefined scale (e.g., Least/Most) for opinions.
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Experience Management (NPS, CSAT, CES): Utilize industry-standard scales like NPS (Net Promoter Score) for customer experience measurement.

MaxDiff: Helps identify the most important attributes from a larger set based on respondent choices.
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Bipolar: Present opposing statements for respondents to choose the side they agree with most.
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Conjoint: Evaluate preferences by asking respondents to choose their ideal combination of product features.

A/B Testing: Create and compare different versions of a question to identify which variation performs best with your respondents.

Van Westendorp: Uncover how respondents perceive different price points for a product.
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Gabor Granger: Estimate the price range acceptable to respondents for a product.

Phone Number: Collect phone numbers.
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Website: Collect website URLs.
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Country: Allow respondents to select their country from a pre-defined dropdown list.
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Contact Form: Collect the respondent's contact details.
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Schedule a Meeting: Let respondents book a time with you by directly embedding your Cal.com, Calendly, or Bookeo link in the survey.

Cart: Items added to a shopping cart.
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Payment: Collect the respondent's payment details and even connect your Stripe account to get your payment.

Email: Basic email verification.
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Google: Verify through Google (Gmail).
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Outlook: Verify through Outlook.

Bitcoin Network

Stacks Network

Solana Network

Ethereum Network

Polygon Network

Avalanche Network

BNB Network

Celo Network

Gnosis Network

X (Twitter)

Discord

GitHub

LinkedIn

Reddit

Farcaster

TikTok

Consent: Obtain participant consent like Agree/disagree to consent statements.
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Signature: Capture the respondent's digital signature.
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Date: Allow respondents to enter dates.
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File Upload: Enable respondents to upload files.
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Image Capture: Capture and upload images directly through the survey.
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Question Group: Organize questions by grouping them.
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Statement: Present a statement or message to the respondents.
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Color Picker: Allow respondents to select colors from a palette.

Page Break: Page breaks allow you to group related questions together.

Partial Submit Point: Saves the Respondent's answer up to this Question Type.