Skipper Draft Features

When you can't quite nail the phrasing for a question, or when you'd like to expand your questionnaire, Modify is a feature with several valuable use cases. Use it to adapt an existing question with specific prompts, or insert new question sets into your existing survey draft.

Modifying existing questions: 

1. Click the Modify button above the specific question.
2. Select from our prompts to see examples that might get you started, or type in your own command detailing how you would like the question or answer options to change.

Adding additional question sets: 

1. Click the Modify button above a blank question.
2. Select from our prompts to see examples, or type in your own command with specific instructions for how many questions and what topic you'd like to explore.

Note: When using the Modify feature, the system will generate a comment with your prompt and a brief explanation of its reasoning for your review. If you don't like the given modification, use the undo button or the survey tool to revert your draft to a previous state.

If a question in your survey throws an error for excessive characters or excessive answer options, Resolve to Fit will take various approaches to address the issue. 

1. Hover over or click on the red question number to view the error.
2. Click Resolve to fit. Skipper will shorten text or move excess characters to an Instruction text question. For answer options, it may eliminate duplicates, evaluate the least suitable options, preserve options with aytm Logic, or remove options from the end to fit limitations.

Note: If you dislike how Skipper revised the question or options, hit the Undo button to restore your original text.

When you're stuck in your drafting and unsure what to ask next, Suggest Next Question will evaluate your existing survey draft, consider your specific needs, and suggest new questions.

1. Click Suggest next question at the bottom of the page. 
2. In the text box, enter the number of additional questions you want to add to your survey, along with any other criteria. This will enable Skipper to assess your existing survey draft, review your specific needs, and suggest new questions. 

Note: Skipper's rationale for each suggested question/type can be found in the comments section of your survey.

When you draft a question but lack answer options, Suggest Answers will generate a list of suitable answer options, sub-questions, or alternatives based on your question type and content.

1. Hover over the question.
2. Click suggest answers. This will allow Skipper to generate a list of appropriate answer options, sub-questions, or alternatives according to your question type and content.