There are 2 mobile compatibility icons, orange and red. You can then preview the survey to see the question’s actual behavior and make the necessary adjustments. If you click on the icon, it will explain why the question may need attention. When a question merits a mobile preview, the mobile compatibility advisor puts a mini mobile device icon to the left of your question (see image below). The mobile compatibility advisor saves you time by automatically tracking potential mobile issues, so you won’t have to constantly preview your survey to catch them all. Click the QR code to zoom in and enlarge the survey for easy scanning. A QR code™ is also provided in the top left Tools menu that can be scanned to preview the survey directly on your mobile device without having to email yourself the survey link. The preview shows you the survey’s appearance on a desktop and on a mobile device.Īdditionally, you can collapse the mobile preview pane to show only the desktop view. With the mobile preview feature, you can check your survey’s mobile experience as you create it. If the scrollable format does not work for your mobile survey, we recommend using multiple matrix table questions in place of a side by side. With the scrollable format, any part of the question that extends beyond the width of the mobile screen will require scrolling to view. The scrollable format is the default view for side by side questions. The side by side question type currently has only one viewable format for mobile devices: scrollable format. Because this format can be challenging to work with on a mobile device, we do not recommend it. With this setting turned off, any part of the question that extends beyond the width of the mobile screen will require scrolling to view. To see the scrollable view of the slider scales, leave the Mobile friendly setting unchecked in the question editing pane. We recommend using the Mobile friendly setting for all slider questions. When this box is checked, the slider will be fitted to display on the screen so that respondents don’t have to scroll to see the whole scale. The condensed format is turned on by enabling the Mobile friendly setting on the question editing pane. The Slider question type has 2 viewable formats for mobile devices: condensed and scrollable. Having too many columns or answer choices forces the respondent to scroll to see all possible answers. Qtip: If your question contains more than 2 columns or more than 3 answer choices, your question will be flagged as not mobile friendly. When using the vertical list format, answer choices will be shown to respondents in a top-to-bottom list. You can use the vertical list format for your multiple choice question by choosing to use the List format and setting the alignment to Vertical. The multiple choice question type has 2 viewable formats for mobile devices: vertical lists and column lists. We do not recommend using scrollable format. To see the scrollable view of the matrix table scale points, leave the Mobile friendly setting unchecked in the question editing pane. The normal format for matrix tables is enabled when the mobile screen is wide enough to fit all of the scale points without scrolling. We recommend enabling the Mobile friendly setting for all matrix table questions. If the table is small, the question will display in normal format. When this box is checked, the matrix table will display in the accordion format on mobile devices if the table is too large to fit on the screen. The accordion format for matrix tables is turned on by enabling the Mobile friendly setting in the question editing pane. The matrix table question type has 3 viewable formats for mobile devices: accordion, normal, and scrollable. Though all Qualtrics question types are compatible with a variety of mobile devices (including iOS, Android, and Windows Phone systems), there are 4 question types that deserve special attention:Īlong with the mobile settings for these 4 question types, there are 3 other mobile features that this page addresses: This page outlines best practices for mobile optimization, options for previewing and adjusting mobile formatting, and more. As mobile usage becomes more and more common, it’s important to format and optimize your survey’s mobile experience.
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