A survey is made up of one or more pages; each page can contain panels (grouped sections of questions) and individual questions. Splitting a long survey across pages keeps each screen focused and shows respondents a progress bar as they move through it.
Add a new page from the toolbar above the canvas — it's inserted after the currently selected page, and can be dragged to reorder. Respondents move between pages with Next and Previous buttons; the survey validates the current page before allowing them to continue.
A panel groups related questions within a page and can be collapsed by default to reduce visual clutter. A dynamic panel lets a respondent add multiple copies of the same group of questions — useful for things like "add another dependant" or "add another product" — without you needing to build repeated pages by hand.
Tip
Keep related questions on the same page where possible — page count affects the progress bar respondents see, and unnecessary page breaks increase abandonment.