Question types2 min readUpdated 2026-08-19

Carousel Grid

Swipe through statements and pick a column answer for each.

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Carousel Grid is a Custom Interfaces plugin built on matrix, labeled grid_statement_choice internally — respondents swipe through statements one at a time and pick a column answer for each, instead of scanning a full grid.


What respondents see#

Statements (rows) appear one at a time in a swiper. Below each statement, an answer-choice carousel lets the respondent pick a column value. A statement with an image can be tapped to zoom to full size before answering.

When to use it#

  • Long statement batteries where a full matrix would feel overwhelming on a small screen.

Configuring it in the builder#

Drag Carousel Grid from the Custom Interfaces group in the question palette, or convert an existing matrix question. Selection mode (single vs. multiple answer) uses the standard matrix Selection Mode control. Plugin-specific layout and messaging live in the question's Settings tab and its Messages and Button Text tab.

Settings reference#

SettingWhat it controlsDefault
Choices height (%)Viewport height given to the answer-choice carousel50
Instruction text height (%)Viewport height given to the question text block above the swiper15
Statement height (%)Viewport height given to the statement/image carousel slide15
Zoom thumbnailTapping a statement image opens it full-size in a modalOff
Font size (question text)Base size of the question text17px
Choice font sizeBase size of answer/choice cards, independent of question text15px
Swiper text fontBase size for text-only statements in the swiper15px
Desktop adjustmentExtra px added on desktop to fontSize and swiperTextFont+4
Row / column text alignmentIndependent alignment for statements vs. answer choicesCenter (shared fallback)
Show image with labelWhen a statement is "label | image," show both togetherOn
Button labelsNext, tap-to-view, tap-to-close textCustomizable

Logic support#

Built on matrix, so it supports the same row/column condition operators as a standard matrix question. See Logic, Flow & Conditions.


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