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That's also one reason for highly targeted and contextual in-app micro-surveys that help you only ask a few users 1-2 relevant questions without generating surv
by matthiasnannt 3y ago
That's also one reason for highly targeted and contextual in-app micro-surveys that help you only ask a few users 1-2 relevant questions without generating survey fatique :-)
Also this month we organized a hackathon around Formbricks where, thanks to the great support of over 100 contributors, we developed many of the link survey features requested by the community.
We also developed features that improve the customizability and overall look of link surveys.
For example, video backgrounds is one of them: https://github.com/formbricks/formbricks/pull/1515 https://github.com/formbricks/formbricks/pull/1515
We are also currently working with a talented designer who is helping us build a great open design system for Formbricks, making sure that Formbricks surveys have a recognizable look and work consistently across the app #opensourcedesign :-)
We will likely be able to launch this within the next 1-2 months
- atonse 3y agoYes please do more to explain to people how much time something will take. I have lost count the number of times I start to answer a survey (cuz I'm happy to provide feedback) but after 3-4 questions, I'm thinking "yeah I don't have THIS much time") and give up.
- matthiasnannt 3y agoGood point! We already have an open pull request to have the "time to complete" calculated and displayed at the beginning of the survey. https://github.com/formbricks/formbricks/pull/1461 https://github.com/formbricks/formbricks/pull/1461 Another idea would be to let the survey creator know the current length/time to complete the survey, and if it's getting too long, show them advice on how to make it shorter, and show them that they will lose participants otherwise.
- j45 3y agoHaving a reverse countdown is valuable too. 3-2-1 steps to go is more engaging than step 1-2-3. Same goes for a progress bar that says the percent remaining instead of the percent complete. Would be awesome to be able to customize this in a way that looks natural.