Add pictures to Welcome Page of survey
“A picture is worth a thousand words” as they say. So why not adding one to the very beginning
of your surveys? This enables you to communicate your most important messages right at the beginning
and grab your respondent’s attention.
Helps increase survey response rate
If you aren’t already familiar with it, SurveyLegend offers a nice handy survey field, which we call
Tip:
You can also incorporate other strategies to increase your survey response rate. We recommend
you to also have a look at this guide about writing survey questions like a pro.
Grab their attention quickly
When someone comes to your survey, you have roughly 5 seconds to:
- impress them
- make them trust you
- let them know who you are
- tell them the subject of your survey
- inform them about how long time does the survey take
- and perhaps give them some nice incentives to make sure they finish the survey
Which one would you want to read?
Emphasize on attractive incentives in welcome pictures
Welcome pages provide a nice way to explain respondents why you’re doing the study. You
can also emphasize on some sort of incentive, to motivate your survey participants for giving
you their time and valuable feedback. You can also assure them that their answers will do to benefit
your company and to them.
Note:
Research professionals believe that using incentives in a wrong way might lead to a potential
bias in the final data. For example if you offer a specific product form your company, to
those who finish the survey, you may unintentionally motivate “only” those group of your
customers who are interested in that specific product. Therefore you survey final statistics
might not reflect all groups of your client. A good idea is to use an incentive that suits a
wider group of them. Learn more about this by reading this guide: writing survey questions like a pro.
Upload a picture
In the “Welcome page” settings, there is an option to “Add Media”. Turning this ON gives you the
possibility to upload an image of your choice.
Note:
The accepted image formats are JPG, PNG, GIF, and BMP, but there are no file size
restrictions, because our system automatically resizes the images before uploading them. While
designing your welcome image, if you have text in your image, it’s better to save it as PNG
which gives a better readability compared to JPG format.
Image size
To get the best visual results, please make sure that your image is at least 670 pixels wide, but the height is quite flexible according to your needs. When your image is uploaded, it will fill the welcome page horizontally from edge to edge. Therefore, if you need some padding around your image, it’s better to include the padding inside the image, when you are designing it.Note:
Images that are smaller than 800px in width, will not be scaled up to fit the welcome page.
Their original size will be preserved, to show your survey participants a high quality image.
Small images will always be aligned to center. Recommended image size is 1600px in width.
Gain benefit from transparent PNGs
SurveyLegend automatically applies a modern, beautiful, blurry effect on the translucent background of your surveys. This is visually appealing for survey participants. Additionally, it takes your custom survey background to another level, and affects the whole look and feel of your survey, and enhances your brand’s visual appearance. You can also benefit from this possibility, when designing your Welcome Images. If you use PNG files and keep some areas transparent, the blurriness will be visible even on the background of your image.Tip:
Remember that incentives and rewards you provide can be changed after a while. You can easily
login to your account, choose your survey and click on button and change your Welcome Page and Thank you page. The content in these fields
will not appear in the Live analytics or exported data of surveys.But keep in mind that the type
of reward you offer can have a meaningful effect of the type of people responding to your questions.
So choose it wisely and keep track of the changes in the response rate, if you decide to change
the rewards.