Did you know that within Nebu Software you are able to edit the stylesheet of your responsive template without any CSS knowledge?
Did you know that within Nebu Software you are able to edit the stylesheet of your responsive template without any CSS knowledge?
Did you know that within Nebu software you can design a questionnaire that will look good on any device (desktop, tablet, mobile phone)?
Questionnaire design is both an art and a science. It entails much more than creating a “tossed salad” of questions and throwing them into a document. Designing market research questionnaires requires the researcher to recognize what an effective rhythm for a survey “feels like”; it requires the ability to balance the objectives of a client – who may want to try to squeeze as many questions and topics possible into the instrument – with the realities of yielding reliable, projectable data.
Although there are few “absolutes” in life, some do exist. So here are a few guidelines to help you recognize some of the things that you should virtually ALWAYS do when designing a quantitative questionnaire.
In our previous blog post, we talked about a few of the things you should always strive to do when designing a quantitative questionnaire for your market research. We thought we’d follow that post up with some guidelines to help you recognize some of the things that you should virtually NEVER do when designing a quantitative questionnaire.
