In the product this view isn’t labelled “Linear Builder”. It’s the first button of the canvas bar, its tooltip reads List view, and the panel that opens is titled Question list. Look for that when you’re in the Builder.
How to open it
1
Open the list view
In the Builder, click the first button of the canvas bar — the one whose tooltip says “List view”. The Question list panel opens with the interview laid out question after question.
2
Work on conditions
From here you set visibility rules on each question to decide when it’s shown or skipped. Complex flows become easier to read.
The three areas of the interface
Left: question list
See the whole interview structure and quickly select any block.
Center: live preview
See in real time exactly what the end user will see.
Right: configuration
Edit the question, options, logic and advanced settings.
Its own bar
The list view has a bar of its own, separate from the canvas bar:Current limit on structure
For those operations:1
Leave the linear view
Click the ✕ at the top right.
2
Go back to the Visual Builder
You return to the canvas with all your blocks.
3
Change the structure
Delete or reorder the blocks, then go back into the Linear Builder to keep working on logic and conditions.
Visibility rules
Visibility rules let you decide when a question should be shown or skipped while someone is answering the interview. Instead of manually building separate paths, you define the rule directly on the question involved. Open the question you want to control, go to the toolbar on the right and click Skip conditions. From here you choose whether the question should be shown when a condition is met, or skipped.Structure of a rule
required
The earlier question the condition is based on.
required
The type of comparison to apply: is equal to, is not equal to, contains, greater than, less than.
required
The answer or value that has to trigger the rule.
Several conditions together
You can add more than one condition to the same rule to handle more specific cases. For example: show the question only if the user answered “Yes” to Q1 and gave a rating higher than 3 to Q2. That’s how you build custom paths without creating manual connections on the canvas.Show or Skip
Each question carries its own rule, so to know when it appears you just open it: no need to trace the path on the canvas.
Visibility rules act on a single question. For the conditions that govern the flow between blocks on the canvas see Logic and conditions.
Next steps
Logic and conditions
Build different paths based on the answers.
Block options
Configure required answers, randomization and the “Other” option.