Salesforce interface design · Admissions

Ask the next question
when it becomes relevant.

A treatment-history interaction from a larger pre-admission assessment. Follow-up fields appear as the conversation develops, keeping their relationship to the original question clear.

Contribution

Jason: scope definition, layout revisions, client review and selected QA.

Development team: Salesforce implementation.

The assessment was reviewed with the client and released to production in August 2026.

Reconstructed from verified Salesforce configuration · synthetic example

Treatment History

Select an answer to reveal its follow-up questions.

1 / 11 fields visible

Explore:

Have you been to treatment before?

Start with one question.Program details stay out of view until previous treatment is confirmed.

Display rule: previous treatment = Yes reveals the first set of details.

Restyled for this exhibit. Field labels, types, order and display conditions follow the retrieved configuration; the program list is abbreviated. These excerpted fields are not marked required in their field or page configuration. Inputs stay in this page and are never saved or sent.

01 / SEQUENCE

Let the answer set the pace.

The first question is always visible. Its follow-ups appear only after Yes. A second Yes reveals the additional treatment column, keeping the initial interaction short.

02 / RELATIONSHIPS

Keep related details together.

Program, duration, date and completion stay in one group. Additional history has a separate column, helping distinguish the first stay from subsequent details.

03 / IMPLEMENTATION

Review the behavior, not just the layout.

The second group depends on both answers. Changing the first answer to No hides both groups—even when an earlier additional-stays answer was Yes.