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Researchers who prioritize respondent experience (UX) enjoy better research quality because their data is more representative of their survey participants as a whole. Surveys that are easy and enjoyable get more responses and fewer incompletes.

Surveys don’t have to be boring. You can make your surveys more engaging by adding humor and multimedia, and by enhancing the user experience so participants have more control. Engaging surveys will help you increase participation and reduce incompletes.

Before offering a survey incentive to your respondents, you’ve got some questions to ask yourself. Who is your audience? What will you give them? Survey incentives can affect your results, so don’t take the decision lightly!

Your survey email invitation could make or break your survey, so it deserves a lot of care and consideration. These tips will help you avoid spam filters, get your emails opened, and convice your audience to sign up.

Building a 508 compliant survey is the best way to ensure your survey is accessible to people with disabilities. To do so, you must simplify your survey’s format, avoid problematic questions, and use clear text instead of HTML, among other steps.

Take a metaphorical journey through the world of DIY survey products and all the challenges that go along with them. Explore the pros and cons through the guise of the packaging disclaimer! Note: Some assembly recquired.

Logical Programming – Reference Numbers, Not Just Descriptors

Survey Testing Hacks 101 (Part 1) – Checking Previous Answers