Design

When it comes to gathering responses from different audience groups to help ascertain their thoughts, feelings and opinions, there’s nothing better than a survey.

Having created your survey, and then distributed, gathered and analysed its data, you’ll be looking to report on your findings.

Whether you’re a student or micro business, an SME or a much larger sized organisation. There’s lots of reasons why you might want to conduct a survey...

Alarmed about a recent drop in your survey’s response rates? Worried how this might affect the quality of your data and the insight you’re able to gle...

Whatever rationale you have for conducting your survey, you’ll want to achieve as healthy a response rate as you can. The reason for this is that if i...

Given the state of today’s marketplace where customers and not sellers have all the power, keeping your customers loyal and content is crucial.

From the initial design of your survey and question choice, to your survey distribution and reporting of results.

Having worked hard on your survey design and achieved some great results, you’ll want to maximise their value with those who matter.

As an organisation, we’ve been working hard on accessibility issues. And although we still have some way to go, we’re fully committed to ensuring our...

For Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) 2021 our accessibility consultant, Katherine Moonan, invited colour blind football commentator, Cameron...

Accessible surveys offer benefits for all users, so we’re delighted to announce that we’ve launched the first release of our accessible survey theme....

Among surveys conducted to yield data on diverse aspects of products, services etc., employee survey types are important as they establish the satisfa...