I'm trying to work out what the best approach might be to creating a slideshow visual of text for qualitative feedback on our surveys.
For example, on a website you might have a slideshow element on their testimonials page where you will have some text (feedback) and it might shuffle through them either automatically after a period or by the user manually clicking.
I want to do something similar for the survey feedback we get in for our customers. I'm not sure this will present so well on a report, but I wanted to give it a go. The idea would be that the report shows the overall feedback (e.g. average NPS for months, sectors) and then if the user wanted to look at individual feedback/detractors then they could either do further filtering, or they could press play on an element and it would cycle through feedback for various orgs.
The only place I could think off the top of my head on what to use was the play axis app store visualisation. I think I could get it to work by inserting a card element for the text (with a visual level filter only to show the text for the survey question(s) I want to show) hand let it roll with the field for cycling the survey ID (as this will make sure only one organisation is shown at a time).
I'm sort of happy with it so far, but there are some challenges with the filtering and data model I need to have a think about (for example a user can't presently decide "I only want to cycle through customers with a low NPS score" and select the low scores in the filter because the NPS score is a seperate row to the actual answer itself and therefore selecting the NPS filters only for the score rows.)
I was wondering if someone has tried something similar, and did they use the play axis or perhaps a smarter approach to presenting something like this?
