The Display Settings panel lets you control how your link survey looks to respondents — from colors and typography to your logo and completion message. Everything you configure here is reflected live in the preview before you publish.
Getting to Display Settings
Open your survey and go to the Questions section on the right.
Select the Display Settings tab (marked New for the first month after release).
The default tab is Questions. Display Settings is a separate tab added specifically for Link Surveys.
Logo
Click on “Custom Survey Logo” to upload your brand logo to appear at the top of the survey.
Supported formats: .png, .jpg, .jfif, .pjp, .pjpeg, .jpeg
Once uploaded, you can:
Adjust the logo size
Replace or remove it at any time
Completion Message
This is the message respondents see after submitting the survey.
Default message: "Submission complete! Thanks for participating in the survey."
You can customize it with letters, numbers, links, emojis, and special characters.
Maximum: 300 characters
Color Style
You can define the visual theme of your survey using three color styles:
Style | What it affects |
Primary Color | Buttons, accents, interactive elements |
Background Color | Survey background |
Card Color | All body text |
Tip: If you choose a dark background color, the text color inverts automatically to keep the survey readable.
Font Style
Control the font size used across the survey.
Default fonts:
Figtree (Regular) for English
IBM Plex Sans Arabic for Arabic
Allowed size range: 16px – 22px
Element | Size behavior |
Question Title, Question Description, Section Title | Matches your chosen font size |
Survey Title | Always 2px larger than your chosen size |
Example: Choose 16px → questions display at 16px, survey title displays at 18px.
Font sizes for tablet and mobile are adjusted automatically by Lucidya based on screen size.
Border Radius
Controls how rounded the survey card corners and answer options appear.
Range: 0px (sharp/square) → 16px (fully rounded)
Default: 4px
The radius applies to both the survey container and answer option cards.
Border radius will never distort the layout or cut off any survey content.
Progress Bar
Toggle the progress bar on or off to show respondents how far along they are in the survey.
The progress bar is visible only in preview and in the published survey.
Disabled by default until the survey has at least two sections.
If you only have one section, the toggle will be grayed out with the tooltip: "Add a new section to enable the progress bar."
Hide Section Headers
When your survey has multiple sections, you can choose to hide the section title from respondents for a cleaner look.
This setting is disabled until at least two sections exist in the survey.
Redirect on Completion
You can redirect respondents to a URL after they submit the survey. This setting is off by default and can be toggled on in the Display Settings tab.
This option was previously in the Configs tab, which has been removed.
Previewing Your Changes
All display changes are reflected in the live preview panel on the right side of the screen. Always preview across breakpoints before publishing to confirm the layout looks correct on desktop, tablet, and mobile.
Tips & Best Practices
Keep your completion message concise and warm — the default works well for most use cases.
Test dark backgrounds before publishing to confirm the auto-inverted text color is readable.
If you use border radius above 8px, verify that multi-line answer options don't feel cramped.
Enable the progress bar only for surveys with 3+ sections — it adds value when there's meaningful progress to show.