Showcase
A demonstration of how far the styling goes: a custom theme, a dark canvas and one question per screen.
1 template in this category
There is one template in this category, and it is about styling rather than questions. ASTRA early access is built as a waitlist page for a fictional product: a welcome screen, a card choice, an emoji interest scale, team size, an email for the invite and consent to emails. The questions are few; the point is to see how far a survey can move away from a standard form.
It demonstrates the layout mode: questions sit in a glass card on the left, the brand gradient fills the right, and the phone layout is configured separately. It shows one question per screen on a dark theme. None of this is special to the template. Background, accent colour, fonts, entrance animation and card placement are available in any survey.
Some styling options sit on paid plans: a custom accent, background and logo from Pro, custom fonts from Team, your own CSS from Business. The template itself opens on any plan and its questions can be replaced with yours. If you need a plain waitlist without the design work, start from the contact form and put it on your site as a widget.
Use the template as a reference when you style a survey for your brand: open it next to your own and see which theme settings produce the effect. One question per screen works well on phones, where a long form looks like a wall of fields. A dark theme with a gradient suits promo pages; working forms such as intake or feedback usually read better light and calm.
How the embed keeps your site styles from breaking the survey is explained in survey widgets in Shadow DOM. Surveys for site visitors in general are covered on the website survey page.
Templates in this category
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✨ ASTRA · early access
A branded landing page: questions live in a glass card on the left, the brand gradient on the right. The Layout mode in action: configured separately for desktop and mobile.
More on this: Survey on your website
Other categories
- Feedback Reviews, support ratings and loyalty measurements. This is where NPS, CSAT and the plain «tell us what went wrong» form live.
- Leads and contacts Requests, briefs and bookings. The questions are written so the sales call starts from the budget, not from scratch.
- HR and team Candidate screening, onboarding, the weekly pulse and eNPS. Everything a company asks its own people rather than the market.
- Education Surveys for parents, teachers and training teams: meeting first-grade families, settling into nursery, school meals, clubs and scored tests.
- Events Registration, post-event feedback and age-gated sign-up. Handed out as a chat link or as a QR code on a badge.
- Research Matrices, ranking and pairwise comparison: the question types that pull out priority instead of opinion.
- Quizzes Tests with right answers, scoring and different endings. Plus a lead-gen quiz that finishes on a contact form.
- Voting One vote per device ships switched on inside the template: without that setting a poll counts wrong and you find out from the ballot stuffing.
Do not start from an empty canvas
Open the catalog, take the closest template and rewrite the questions for your job. Five minutes instead of an hour.