What is an Introduction Page?
An Introduction Page is an optional page you can add to any project.
Think of it like a Notion page — you can create multiple pages, freely write text, and insert a wide range of elements.
Most teams use an introduction page to:
Set the scene → What, why, when, and who the survey is for.
Summarize key takeaways → Give your readers a quick “TL;DR.”
Provide methodology → How many respondents, survey length, type, and timing.
Adding content
On an Introduction Page, simply type / to access the block menu. Available blocks include:
Headings (H1, H2, H3)
Paragraphs
Bullet & numbered lists
Checklists
Quotes & callouts
Images, videos, audio, files
2‑ and 3‑column layouts
Tables
Code blocks (if needed)
💡 This flexibility makes it easy to design the page that matches your workflow.
Adding a banner
You can also add a banner image at the top of the introduction page.
Recommended size: 1430 × 230 px (or similar horizontal ratio)
After uploading, you can adjust the position to fit the layout.
This is great for branding, reports, or giving your project a polished presentation.
Example use cases
Teams commonly use introduction pages for:
Report covers with banners
Welcome notes for stakeholders
Quick summaries for executives
Methodology or research notes
Links to supporting content
✅ With Introduction Pages, you can transform your survey project into a polished, share‑ready report that tells the full story, not just the data.