Introduction to Widgets

Simply put, widgets display the data you want to see on your Custom Dashboard. Choose the type (graph, table, etc.) and customize as you like to analyze specific data points, track key metrics, and compare important data segments at a glance.

Widgets allow you to customize your Dashboard to present clear, structured insights for you and your most important stakeholders.

You’ll find widgets on the left side of the Dashboard. Learn how to add widgets here.

Type of Widgets

The right widgets present your data clearly so it’s easy to read and understand. Choose from the following widget types:

• Graph: Visualize responses with dynamic graphs for a quick understanding of data.
• Table: Display responses in a structured table for a an easy-to-read view.
• Open-ended Responses: Hear from participants in their own words with qualitative insights from open-ended questions.
• Description: Provide additional clarity by adding notes, headers, and more.
• Score: Quickly identify key metrics by customizing scores based on ratings or metrics questions.
• Cross Tab: Explore potential relationships between variables using cross-tabulation for deeper insights.

Nature of Widgets

Dimensions

By default, the dimensions of these widgets are set at 6×3. However, users have the flexibility to adjust these dimensions when adding a widget or by using the resize option available when hovering over the edge of an already added widget. Widget sizes vary from a minimum of 2×3 to a maximum of 12×12, providing customizable display options. Resize added widgets by clicking and dragging the corner of the widget.

Data Source

Projects are the default source of data for widgets. A single widget can pull in data from just one project, but a Dashboard can include widgets of data from multiple projects.