Pinning a survey to your project page draws attention to important surveys. Participants complete the survey directly on the project page, which encourages more people to immediately participate.
We recommend pinning a survey when:
You have a survey with less than 10 questions per page. Long and complex surveys use a lot of screen real estate and are better suited for standalone pages.
A survey with multiple pages has a Section Title and Description to help orientate your respondents.
You want to capture feedback without the participant leaving the project page.
You can pin more than one survey, but it can be confusing when you have multiple surveys for a project. Each pinned survey will appear in the tool tab as a separate tab with the survey title; any unpinned surveys appear in the list as usual.
To pin your survey:
Go to your project page and select the surveys in your tools tab.
Select Pin on the survey you want to pin to your project page.
A new tab will appear with the pinned survey. Any edits can be made from here, including the Unpin function, which will return the survey to a standalone version.
Your participants can now see and complete the survey directly on the project page. Remember to Preview the project to see how your pinned survey looks to participants.