Custom Image Radio Button List Web Flow Template
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This Web Flow template has four Web Pages with pre-configured components presenting different prompts, each with three buttons with customizable images and labels for the user to pick one.
From Activity Builder, it can be further tailored to provide a customized experience. App builders can use all three prompts and connect them through the Events in each Web Page or delete the ones they don’t need.
This Web Flow contains four Web Pages with the following components:
Two Label controls displaying the title and the subtitle.
A Dropdown List control presenting the options to the user (Inclusivity or Mood prompts)
A Show Example Button with the following Actions:
A Condition based on the user selection from the Dropdown List.
A Navigate to Web Page Action leading the user to the next Web Page.
A Label control displaying the title.
A Container for the Button Cells.
Three button cell controls with a static Image and Label each.
A Continue Button control.
A Label control displaying the instructions for the app builder.
A container for the Button Cells.
Three button cell controls with an Image control ready to be dynamically populated based on the values of the Web Flow Variables (see values when clicked on the event that triggers the web flow from Journey Builder)
A Continue Button control that runs the Button Selected Event.
A Label control displaying the title.
A container for the Button Cells.
Three button cell controls with a static Image and Label each.
A Continue Button control.
This Web Flow has the following Variables saving the information and choices of the user:
Of type Text
promptTextRight
promptTextLeft
promptTextCenter
selection
question
promptImageLeft
promptImageRight
promptImageCenter
The Button Selected Event contains the following Variable of type Text:
selection
This Event is created as a Web Flow Event and, in Journey Builder, an action or a node can be added to it to continue the application’s path.
Allow the app builder to present the user with different scenarios with options from which to choose.
