Commit f1f81a6c by E. Kolpakov

Made some minor improvements to readme

parent f169f040
......@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ is presented to them.
![Poll example results](doc_img/poll_result.png)
The top choice's percentage is shown in *orange* while the user's selection is marked by a selected (but disabled)
The top choice's percentage is highlighted while the user's selection is marked by a selected (but disabled)
radio button on the side.
### Poll variations
......@@ -73,6 +73,9 @@ of the answers:
![Image-only poll](doc_img/img_poll.png)
Please note that using only images is not accessible as Poll XBlock does not provide means for specifying alternate
text for images.
This poll also contains a feedback section, which is enhanced with Markdown:
![Image-only poll results](doc_img/img_poll_result.png)
......@@ -109,7 +112,7 @@ Surveys, like polls, may have several customizations. As there are multiple ques
questions have the ability to use images, rather than answers. Surveys may also have a Feedback section, just as
polls do.
Here is an example of a survey that mixes use of Markdown and images in its questions:
Here is an example of a survey that mixes use of Markdown and images in its questions:
![Mixed label survey](doc_img/survey_mixed.png)
......@@ -183,8 +186,9 @@ for 'Private Results':
![Private Results](doc_img/private_results.png)
**Notes on Private Results**: Users will be able to change their vote on polls and surveys with this option enabled.
An analytics event will not be fired upon the student viewing the results, as the results are never visible. A user
will see a thank you message and any feedback provided upon submission:
An analytics event will not be fired upon the student viewing the results, as the results are never visible. A user
will see a thank you message, and optionally, any instructor-provided Feedback in an additional "Feedback" section,
when they click submit:
![Private Results Submission](doc_img/private_results_submission.png)
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