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Oh man, I really like this! (I'm assuming it would be use for forms...) Have you tested it with any forms out in the real world yet? I'd be curious to see som
by pixellab 11y ago
Oh man, I really like this!
(I'm assuming it would be use for forms...)
Have you tested it with any forms out in the real world yet? I'd be curious to see some conversion data comparing a QnA style form to a traditional one. My guess is this works best for shortish forms.
- alexjray 11y agoExactly, I haven't done any user testing yet, but I do plan on it. The idea is to make landing pages more human, conversational and focused. I do imagine there is a complexity limit as waiting for the animation could get out of hand fast. If you do end up using it, I would love to hear how it goes!
- pixellab 11y agoI have a little project I'm working on right now that might be a good fit to test on. I'll keep you posted if I integrate QnA. I'll also share it with a UX group I meetup with.
- wingerlang 11y agoHere's a similar idea http://www.typeform.com/examples http://www.typeform.com/examples For a long form it was okay, once, since it acted as a tutorial of sorts. After that I believe it would get tedious.
- pixellab 11y agoI saw Typeform about a week ago. Looks pretty slick. Planning on trying that at some point too. Totally agree that the handholding nature of it could be really powerful as a tutorial, especially in user onboarding.