We know every business is different and will therefore use Stribe in different ways.
Depending on what you ask in your pulse surveys, our Stribe colour scheme is not always the best fit when presenting your results. Which is why we’re giving you more flexibility in how you present your results - so that they work for you and your team.
If you've asked a question using a 1-10 slider or custom multiple choice, you can change the colours to create a scale that works for you!
🔍 👀 Identify at a glance
By applying a gradient to your graphs, you can identify trends and hotspots at a glance. We’ve launched our new colour scales with this in mind, so you can customise your graphs for each question and make reading your results even easier.
✨ Match your pulse survey graphs to the questions you’re asking so that they align with your goals and objectives
We know that sometimes you may not want Red to Green in your presentations as this can signify to employees that Red = 👎 and Green = 👍. To keep things neutral, we’ve added a black and white option so you can still use the scheme as an indicator!
👩🎨 Site-wide application
The colours you set will apply across your platform - so when you want to change the colour scheme, this will apply to all of your admin accounts. By keeping the colours site-wide , it’s easier for you to discuss and identify key themes collectively with the rest of your team.
🖍 Colour outside of Stribe
What’s more is you can update the scale retrospectively - even after you’ve shared the results. So if you’ve already sent a 'You said, we did' and decide to change the colours in the email, simply update the colours in Stribe and it will update the email- outside of Stribe! Pretty smart, eh?
This update came from you! We love hearing your ideas and are always looking for ways to make Stribe work for you. If you have any suggestions or just want to share some feedback, reach out to us at hello@stribe.com 💛