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Navigation

  • Navigation buttons
  • Keyboard navigation
      Links to further information and help

      Providing information using eSurvey
    • Check boxes
    • Radio buttons
    • Text fields


      • Navigation

      Navigation buttons

      Image of next button

      The Next button will take you forward to the next page of the form.
      Image of previous button
      The Previous button will take you back to the previous page of the current form.

      Image of submit button
      The Submit button will submit your survey to the ABS.

      Keyboard navigation

      Press the Tab key to move forward through the page and Shift + Tab to move backwards.

      Press either the Enter key or the Spacebar to activate highlighted links.

      For questions requiring a radio button response ( Image of radio button), the Tab key will take you to the first option, then use the up and down arrow keys to move between each response option. Once the radio button is selected , press the Spacebar.

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      Links to further information and help

      Links are provided at the top and bottom of each survey page. The links navigate to pages with information about the survey, how to complete the survey, other help, and contact details. In addition, in the top right corner of the survey page a 'Log Out' or 'Save and exit' button will be available, allowing you to save your progress and resume the form at a later time.
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      Providing information using eSurvey

      Check boxes

      Check boxes are used when the answer to a question can have multiple responses. To amend a response, click on the check box again to deselect your response and select another option.

      Example:

      Image example of check box

      Radio buttons

      Radio buttons are used when the answer to a question can only have one response. To amend a response, click on another radio button option.

      Example:

      Image example of radio button

      Text fields

      Text fields are used when the answer to a question requires a text and/or numeric response.

      Example:

      Image example of text field
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