features

Currently, the start and end nodes of experiments are set to English as a default (e.g., "Welcome!" and "Start"). This poses a problem for language experiments with non-English speakers completing the tasks virtually. It would be very useful to have the option to change the language or manually enter what participants see upon starting the experiment.

I am a freelancer software engineer on Upwork. Quite a few clients have hit me up to write scripts to solve problems and/or write new components. Most recently, I needed to manipulate the DOM in order to create a specific type of interaction. My approach seemed like a hack, but I had to inspect the class variables by logging in order to find what I was looking for. If this was open source, I could have either contributed by improving the documentation or create a getter for what I was looking for to make it easier and more straight forward for new coders. All this to say, I would love to contribute to this project if it were Open Source.

Download (export) documents in Microsoft Word the survey flow and all the questionnaires in a word document to attach in ethics/NHS ethics applications

Option to have multiple sliders and to have to balance the decision making of the slider.

I would like to be able to assign predetermined codes to participants autimatically so that each person only gets assigned one code, they do not get repeated if someone drops out of the study, and I know which participant has which code for the analysis later on (it would be really helpful when participants need to follow an external study like Sea Hero Quest, but I'm sure would be useful in other settings as well)

Right now within a task builder, copy and paste are only screen-based. It'd be useful to bring this to the display level.

We should be abl to search through all projects, open source items, Gorilla projects, etc. Why isn't there a master database like this?

I often run studies that target speakers of a specific non-English language, and it's important that the study materials be in the target language. Localization in Gorilla is fairly good and has improved a lot, but there are a number of missing features. Two that come to mind are (a) localization of pop-up boxes (e.g. when a participant tries to proceed without giving an answer); (b) non-English spellcheckers (or at least the ability to disable the English spellchecker), etc.

Being able to customize or change the language for the prompts such as "Please complete this field" in a questionnaire would be very helpful to use with non-English speaking countries/participants.

It'd be useful to have a master setting where users are able to change the configurations of progress bars within one display altogether, rather than click into each screen for the changes.