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Question types2 min readUpdated 2026-08-19

Multigrid Sequential Carousel

Rate each concept across a sequence of scales, one slide at a time.

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Multigrid Sequential Carousel is a Custom Interfaces plugin built on matrix — it turns a large rating grid into a guided, one-concept-at-a-time carousel.


What respondents see#

Each concept (row) gets its own carousel slide. Within that slide, the respondent walks through a sequence of rating scales one at a time, tapping option cards that can show ascending scale icons instead of scanning a full grid at once.

When to use it#

  • Rating many concepts across several scales without showing an overwhelming full grid.
  • Long batteries where a guided, single-focus flow reduces respondent fatigue.

Configuring it in the builder#

Drag Multigrid Sequential Carousel from the Custom Interfaces group in the question palette, or convert an existing matrix question. Rows and columns are authored the same way as a standard matrix question; concept image/text display uses the standard Concept Display control. Plugin-specific behavior lives in the question's Settings tab.

Settings reference#

SettingWhat it controlsDefault
Text alignment (options)Alignment of text-only option cardsCenter
Text alignment (concept)Alignment of the concept/row card, independent of optionsCenter
Fit to screenScale the grid so it never scrolls (with images)On
Concept font sizeStatement/concept heading size (px) — flat, no desktop bump20
Option font sizeOption card text size (px)15
Desktop adjustmentExtra px added to option font size only on desktop+4
Show choice iconsRender an ascending count of the scale-point icon on each optionOn
Set icon from first choiceFirst card shows 1 icon (on) vs. 0 icons (off)Off
Reverse directionReverses option order on first render so the "best" answer lands on topOff
Back button labelText for the back control"Back"

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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