
I like the intuitive interface--the smiley faces really catch visitors' eyes and encourage them to fill out the survey. And there's no need to explain the scale--everyone knows what a smiley face means. We have an unmanned kiosk that has gotten a higher response rate for surveys than our previous, face-to-face interview method had gotten. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
There are a few things I might want, as upgrades to the system:
We ask for zip codes as part of our questionnaire, and I would love if the zip codes could be validated and then displayed on a map. It's difficult and time consuming for me to map out all of the zip codes we receive.
I'd also love it if we could add a little footnote or additional information for some questions. A visitor might wonder "why do you want to know this about me?" (for questions like zip code or income level)--and I want to be able to explain why it's important. Putting that explanation into the question itself makes the survey more wordy than it needs to be, and only some people really care about the explanation. I'd like to be able to add a footnote or hover over for those people to read. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.




