Many survey platforms support mandatory countdowns on the nav buttons, and I think it's a good practice to also have it for surveydown.
The idea is to add a new parameter called wait in sd_nav(), default to 0 in seconds, meaning no countdown, and it's effective only to the next button (not previous button).
This is to be implemented using JS code, so that there is a live countdown in seconds with the next button, something like Next (30s). The button is in a decayed layout is not clickable while the countdown is active. Then, as the countdown drops to 0s, the button returns to normal layout and can be clicked.
This can be used when the survey designer wants the participants to stay on a certain page for a specific amount of time to ensure their engagement.
Many survey platforms support mandatory countdowns on the nav buttons, and I think it's a good practice to also have it for
surveydown.The idea is to add a new parameter called
waitinsd_nav(), default to0in seconds, meaning no countdown, and it's effective only to the next button (not previous button).This is to be implemented using JS code, so that there is a live countdown in seconds with the next button, something like
Next (30s). The button is in a decayed layout is not clickable while the countdown is active. Then, as the countdown drops to0s, the button returns to normal layout and can be clicked.This can be used when the survey designer wants the participants to stay on a certain page for a specific amount of time to ensure their engagement.