You can throw yourself into Qualtrics and do whatever feels natural at each step. But we did that and wasted many hours. Each article on this page is one I wish I'd read a long time ago!
Questions
Logic - Survey Logic can be used to change the flow of question in your survey, including assigning participants to conditions, creating conditional branches (if/then statements), and changing which blocks are shown.
- Display Logic can determine whether or not a question is shown, based on embedded data or previous survey responses.
- Skip logic can make a participant jump to the end of a block or the end of a survey, based on embedded data field or previous responses.
*Additional things to be add: How to group multiple elements into one element
For Qualtrics-specific scripting and functions: - The Coder's Corner gives examples of custom Javascript used in Qualtrics
- If you learn what CSS is, you can change the aesthetic style of the survey. This is an example style sheet for making your own CSS
- This Qualtrics' overview page explains how to use HTML and CSS.
- It explains how to apply HTML and CSS to an entire survey (using Header, Footer, "Add Custom CSS" option).
- The "Example HTML and CSS" gives code snippets for quite useful functions, that you can use even without understanding them in detail.
- The Qualtrics Question API explains how to use javascript on questions and provides some built in functions.
- The Qualtrics REST API explains how to access data from a survey by adding commands into a url string. (May need to be activated by your brand manager).
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