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accessiblesurveys
  • TRAINING COURSE
    • Introduction
    • Session 1- Creating a new survey
    • Session 2- Adding accessibility options to a Form
    • Session 3- Translating a Form into different languages
    • Session 4- Sharing your survey using the Survey Editor
    • Session 5- Analysing your survey responses and exporting your survey data
  • TUTORIALS
    • Introduction to creating a new survey
    • Introduction editing a form
    • Introduction to testing a form
    • Introduction to publishing a form
    • Introduction to Easy Read
    • Introduction to Sign Language
    • Introduction to form logic
    • Introduction to the Customer Portal
  • GUIDANCE NOTES
    • Survey App
      • Creating a new survey
      • Form Editor
        • Structuring a form
        • Adding questions to a form
          • Text based questions
          • Choice based questions
          • Rating, Slider, Order and Range questions
          • Media based questions
          • Introduction to free text fields
        • Testing a form
        • Publishing a form
        • Introduction to form logic
        • Advanced form logic
        • Using tooltips
        • Using Markdown
        • Adding an accessibility menu
        • Form Behaviour
        • Image Library
        • Easy Read
        • Sign Language
        • Translate forms
        • Using import/ export to translate forms
        • Access rights for forms
        • Sharing options across multiple questions
      • Survey Editor
        • Editing a survey
        • Distributing your survey
        • Survey respondent accounts
        • Redirection after completing survey
        • Language settings for surveys
        • Creating alias survey links
        • Survey batches
        • Presenting surveys
        • Survey access rights
        • Survey terms- advanced
        • Publishing surveys
      • Analytics
        • Introduction to survey analytics
        • Exporting Survey Data
    • Customer Portal
      • Portal
        • Profile
        • Subscription
      • Team
      • My Profile
      • Users
      • Using labels
  • FAQ
    • Data privacy and security
      • Why and how do we collect data?
      • How do we protect data?
      • What is GDPR?
      • What rights do individuals have under GDPR?
      • What obligations do controllers have under GDPR?
      • What obligations do processors have under GDPR?
      • Where is data stored?
      • How can I ensure that my surveys GDPR compliant?
      • How to Write GDPR-proof Privacy Policy for your Surveys
    • What is the best image size, ratio and format?
    • How to use free text
      • Convenient Class for Accessible Surveys Free Text Field
      • CSS tokens available in Markdown Free Text
      • Web-components available in Markdown Free Text
      • Accessibility Modes
    • FAQ about the Form Editor
      • How do I resolve warnings when publishing a form?
      • How can I get feedback about my survey?
    • Guide to producing Accessible Surveys
      • Producing your survey in Plain Language or Easy to Read
      • Producing your survey in sign languages
    • FAQ about survey data and analytics
      • How do I ensure that the data in my CSV file is properly formatted?
  • Release Notes
    • Form Builder
      • import/export
      • Section Container
    • Process Builder
    • Reporting
    • Survey
  • API
    • survey
    • member
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Sign Language

This page tells you everything you need to know adding Sign Language to your form

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Last updated 1 year ago

Forms adapt to the needs and preferences of respondents. Some Respondents may want questions to be presented in Sign Language

Step 1

First activate the 'International Sign' accessibility mode in the page.

Step 2

You will see an additional 'Sign Language' menu option appear under the 'Form Definition' menu

Step 3

Selecting 'Sign Language' provides options to add sign langage videos to support questions. It also allows you to hide pages, sections or questions when the Sign Language mode is activated

Step 4

By default the sign language icon is labelled 'International Sign'. However this can be altered if another sign language is being used.

Step 5

The structure of the form is shown as a tree grid in the left hand column. Pages and sections can be expanded or collapsed

Step 6

Visibility Modes can be applied to pages, sections or questions. This makes them visible to a specific audience only. By default no Visibility Mode is applied, meaning the page, section or question is visible to everyone.

Below is an example of a visbility mode being applied to a Section.

In this example Section 1 will be visible in standard mode. It will be hidden when either Sign Language or Easy Read modes are activated

If a Visibility Mode is applied high up in the tree grid structure, the Visibility Mode will automatically be applied to anything further down in the tree grid structure. For example changes applied at the Page level will impact everything below it

Step 7

Sign Language videos can be added to support questions. To do this your video must first be uploaded onto Youtube and marked 'public' under the video's visibility settings.

  • Enter our Youtube video's unique 11 character video ID in the first feild

  • The parameters feild allows you to customise some additional settings for your video such as branding and what happens when the video finishes. A 'modest branding' option is selected by default. A link is provided to some Youtube guidance if you want to custiomise this feild.

Step 8

The video 'Thumbnail' which first appears when your form loads is determined by the settings in your Youtube account.

We recommend selecting a thumbnail where the first line of text is visible. Youtube suggests 3 screen shots of your video as thumbnail options. If you are fortunate, one of these might include your first line of text. If not you may have to take a screenshot where the first line of text is visible and upload this as a thumbnail.

Step 9

As soon as you have added your Youtube video ID, it will appear under 'Video Preview'.

You can also go to 'Test' in the top menu to see how the video appears in the form itself. Remember you will have to activate the Sign Language accessibility mode in the top menu in order for the videos to be shown

Form Behaviour