Answer Styles

Each question has an answer display style that controls how the answer options look on the storefront. The style is set per question and applies to every answer in that question. You can change it at any time without losing your vote assignments.

Default

Text-only answer buttons, clean and minimal. The answer label is displayed inside a bordered box. No icons, images, or checkmark indicators. Works well for any question type but is especially clean for single-select questions where the question moves on automatically.

Use this when the answer text is self-explanatory and there's nothing visual to add.

Checkmarks

Similar to Default but with a visible checkmark indicator on each answer. The checkmark is shown in the answer box — empty when unselected, filled when selected. The checkmark color follows the selected border color setting in Quiz Settings.

Checkmarks work particularly well for multiple select questions where shoppers need to see at a glance which answers they've already picked.

Icons

Each answer displays an uploaded image rendered as a small circular thumbnail to the left of the answer label. You set the image on each answer individually by expanding its row in the Answer Options card and uploading or pasting a URL into the Icon image field.

Icons work well when you want a small visual cue alongside the text — think product photos, ingredient close-ups, or simple graphic symbols. Because they render as small circular thumbnails, clean square images or ones with a transparent background work best.

The icon size and border radius are controlled under Answer options → Icons style in Quiz Settings.

Images

Each answer displays an uploaded image (or image URL) above the label. Images are set per answer by expanding the row in the Answer Options card and uploading or pasting a URL into the Image field.

Images work best for visual choices — hair textures, product styles, color swatches, lifestyle photos, fabric types. When answers represent something the shopper needs to see rather than read, images are almost always the right choice.

The image layout works best in Grid mode (2 columns). In List mode, images stack vertically, which can feel heavy.

When to use each style

Style	Best for
Default	Simple text answers, single select questions
Checkmarks	Multiple select questions where selections need to be visible
Icons	Small circular image thumbnails alongside the label
Images	Visual choices — styles, textures, colours, looks

The style is a presentation choice only. It has no effect on vote assignments, filter logic, or skip/jump logic.