Navigation

Navigation options control how users move through and exit your survey. You can decide when to show a back button, hide the dismiss button to keep users focused, and display a progress bar to indicate how much of the survey is left. These settings help you fine-tune the survey flow and create an experience that feels clear, intentional, and easy to complete.

Progress Bar

If you surveys contains more than 2-3 questions, it might be helpful to display a progress bar. The progress bar shows users how many questions a survey has in total and how many are left.

Back Button

Some survey question types will display a “Back” button when they are placed after the first element. As the name suggests, the button allows a user to navigate back to the previous question and modify their response. You can choose to disable back navigation for all questions in your survey. If disabled, users can’t modify a response once given.

Dismiss Button

You can choose to hide the “x” close button which is otherwise displayed in the top right corner of an in-product survey.

We usually recommend to keep the close button visible to guarantee a good user experience. There are however various situations where hiding the close button makes sense. For example, when you running on onboarding survey with a centered modal layout and completing the survey is mandatory.