Design for useful answers
Combine:
- a rating;
- a multiple-choice question about the main experience;
- an open question about the reason;
- an optional contact question;
- clear research or contact consent.
Customer feedback prompt
Create a feedback form for my new delivery service. Ask for a 1 to 5 rating, what they ordered, whether it arrived on time, the best part, the biggest problem, and whether I may contact them.
Product validation prompt
Create a waitlist survey for a new invoicing product. Ask what people use today, their biggest problem, how often it occurs, what they have tried, and their email if they want updates.
Analyze themes
Group the visible open-ended answers into themes. Count the responses in each theme, show short supporting evidence, and separate product requests from service complaints. Do not invent missing context.
Research responsibilities
Explain:
- who is collecting the data;
- why it is collected;
- whether answers are anonymous;
- how long you plan to keep them;
- how someone can ask a question or withdraw when applicable.
Jobing provides collection tools. It does not provide automatic legal or research-ethics compliance.
