Built on matrix. Agreement Double Tap collapses a 2-point intensity signal into a single tap gesture: respondents tap a statement once to agree, and tap it a second time to escalate to "strongly agree."
What respondents see#
Statements appear in slides of a few items at a time. Tapping a statement registers agreement; tapping the same statement again registers strong agreement. Respondents move through slides until every statement has a response.
When to use it#
- Long agreement batteries on mobile, where a full 5-point radio row per statement is too much friction.
- Studies that want a quick binary-plus-intensity signal instead of a full Likert scale.
Configuring it in the builder#
Drag Agreement Double Tap from the Custom Interfaces group. Statement rows are authored the same way as a standard matrix; the plugin settings control how statements are grouped into slides and displayed.
Settings reference#
| Setting | What it controls | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Items per slide | How many statements show together before advancing | 3 (range 1–6) |
| Show Instructions in Popup | Displays the question text in a popup before answering | on |
| Randomize within slides | Shuffles items inside each slide group (not across slides) | off |
| Font size / desktop adjustment | Base statement font size and the px bump added on desktop | 17 / 4 |
| Messages tab — Confirm button (popup) / Instructions button | confirmBtnText / reviewText — the button that closes the instructions popup and the button that reopens it. Written in the survey's base language; translate them for other languages in the Translations tab (Messages & Alerts) | "Let's Go" / "Instructions" |
| Messages tab — First tap / second tap colors | firstTapColor / secondTapColor — highlight color for a single tap (agree) vs. double tap (strongly agree) | #9EE2CF / #46AC8A |
| Messages tab — Unselected opacity | imageOpacity — opacity of the statement's background image while unselected | 0.5 |
Logic support#
Built on matrix, so it supports the same condition operators as a standard matrix question. See Logic, Flow & Conditions.
Related guides#
- Question Types — overview and when-to-use table
- Custom Interfaces — all 22 custom interface formats
- Logic, Flow & Conditions — operators and condition builder
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