Issue: Currently, respondents are required to manually click "Next" at the end of each page to progress through the survey. Due to a platform limitation where logic cannot be applied within a single page, the survey has been split across 17 pages to accommodate 17 logic-driven questions. This requires the respondent to click "Next" 17 times to complete the survey, which is not user-friendly and is likely to negatively impact completion rates.
Proposed Solution: Implement an auto-advance function that automatically moves the respondent to the next page once all questions on the current page have been answered, removing the need for a manual "Next" click.
Hmmm what kind of logic is being applied on the survey? Im wondering if there is just some better way to solve this case by making different logic to achieve these goals.
Im not sure how an "auto next page" feature would work with certain question types. When you have just a single 1-5, sure? But then if a customer misclicks for any reason, they have to go back and change their answer.
Also if you have open text fields, you will still have to hit "next" because we cant determine when a customer would be done writing.
Again, I wonder if there is just a better way to setup the logic for this specific case.