Author: Hendrik Eppinga

The platform’s icon set can be used to create infographics by displaying icons next to variable outcomes. Icons can be customized in size, colour, position relative to text, as well as with prefixes, suffixes, titles, and labels. Settings An Icon… Read more →

Rows can be created to group one or more widgets (up to four) within a single row. Each row can be arranged using predefined layouts of two, three, or four equal columns. Widgets can then be dragged from the list… Read more →

Table widgets can be used to display question answers or variable counts in a structured format. Percentages can be shown horizontally or vertically, or hidden entirely, and totals can also be included for a complete overview. Tables can include nested… Read more →

A Stacked column chart is a straightforward way to visualize data, displaying each category as a column divided into stacked segments. It is particularly useful for comparing a small number of categories, such as the distribution of respondents by gender… Read more →

A Meter chart can be displayed as a half or full circle, creating a simple pie-style visualization for a small number of categories. It is often used to show response completion, with completed responses as the main category and not-started… Read more →

An Area chart is useful for visualizing trends over time, showing how values change and accumulate across a period (see the example below). It is often used to track the progress of completed cases and to evaluate the effectiveness of… Read more →

A Stacked drill-down chart provides a clear way to visualize progress across multiple organizational levels while keeping the overall structure visible. Each category appears as a stacked segment that can be expanded, allowing users to drill down into more detailed… Read more →

Widgets include several common settings, such as Title, Text, and Categories, which are organized into panels like Basic settings and Apply filters. This article describes these common settings. Note that the Text, Title, Icon, and Row widgets do not include… Read more →

This article describes how placeholders can be used within widget texts. Dynamic information, such as the number of respondents or the currently applied filters, can be displayed using placeholders, ensuring that the content is updated automatically based on the data… Read more →