Text block
A screen with no input: a heading and some text underneath. There is nothing to answer, it explains why the survey exists and what comes next.
Available on the free plan
When to use it
The opening screen and the joints between parts of a survey, where you need to tell the person something rather than ask.
Templates that already use it
- «Tell us how you find our service» Feedback form Feedback
- «Help us get better» NPS: loyalty index Feedback
- «Tell us about the job» Client questionnaire Leads and contacts
- «Book online» Service booking Leads and contacts
- «Work acceptance report» Work acceptance / site visit Leads and contacts
- «Candidate questionnaire» Candidate questionnaire HR and team
- «Anonymous survey» eNPS: employee loyalty HR and team
- «Welcome aboard!» New hire onboarding HR and team
- «Thank you for joining us!» Event feedback Events
- «Conference registration» Event registration Events
- «Event registration» Sign-up for an 18+ event Events
- «Help us make the product easier to use» UX interface research Research
- «Self-assessment» Health questionnaire Research
- «Market research» In-depth market research Research
- «Quiz: how well do you know Moscow?» Quiz: test yourself Quizzes
- «What are you like today?» A light personality test Quizzes
- «Let us find your fit in a minute» Lead-gen quiz for a landing page Quizzes
- «End-of-course test» Training test Quizzes
- «Your vote» Vote: pick an option Voting
- «Residents’ vote» Residents’ vote Voting
- «Welcome to ASTRA ✨» ✨ ASTRA · early access Showcase
What you can set
Fields this block has in the editor, beyond the question text itself:
- the block text
Every block also has these: whether an answer is required, a description under the title and a small eyebrow line above it.
What lands in the answers
Nothing: the block asks for no answer and takes no column in an export.
The inbox shows the answer as it came in; a CSV or XLSX export gives the block one column.
Neighbouring types
These share templates with it most often:
Survey question types
The question type decides what you get back: an opinion or a priority, a fact or a feeling. Here are all the types the ready-made templates are built from, with a note on when to reach for each.