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Online Surveys Group 5

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What is an online survey? is a perfect opportunity to measure your

customer opinions about the software.

Can use to get an idea about the usability of the system using this method

can get ideas to make improvements what the user expects, can identify errors in the system which did not identify

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There are various ways to conduct an online survey There are web sites available to create an online

surveys

Ex- http://www.esurveycreator.com/http://freeonlinesurveys.com/http://www.surveymonkey.com/

We used Surveymonkey.com to create our online survey regarding usability of UCSC website.

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Advantages

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Advantages … Higher response rate

Much faster than traditional

Statistical compilation is often in real time 

Fast final reporting results – less time consuming

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Advantages … Quality of final data is higher

World-wide different people can involve

Low cost

provide more time to think and to respond 

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Disadvantages

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Limited sampling and respondent availability.  Certain populations are less likely to have

internet access and to respond to online questionnaires.  It is also harder to draw probability samples based on e-mail addresses or website visitations. 

Double entry.  In many surveys, it is possible for the

same subject to return to the survey and complete the questionnaire several times.

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Lack of help and support.  

Lack of a trained interviewer to clarify and probe can possibly lead to less reliable data.

Various technical problems can occur with online questionnaires. 

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response drop out rate

Online surveys may have to be shorter than those conducted onsite. Response rates drop off after 10-15 questions and are directly and negatively correlated with questionnaire length

Inaccurate Demographic Data

Unlike a study in which the researcher is interviewing a subject, online surveys depend on people to be honest about basic demographic information such as age, gender and race. Since people are not always honest, this can create inaccuracy in the data.

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Examples - Screen Shots

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Examples: Screen Shots

Pretty much interesting than Paper based.

Only small no (5) of question in one window. Then “Next” is to continue.

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If all first page questions must fill, then user can’t escape first page.

There is back button in 2nd to Make flexibility.

“Done” is to submit.

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Quick response

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Things to Consider

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Facts to consider when doing a survey

• Clearly identify and describe the goal of the survey.• What is the purpose of the survey?• How do they use collected data from the survey?

•Short and focused surveys.• Relevant questions.• Time limitation of 6 to 10 minutes.

•Short questions• Questions should be to the point.• Do not use acronyms.• Each question should be specific and unique.

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•Close ended questions.

- Yes or no questions.- Multiple choice questions.- Rating scales.- Easier to analyze the result.

•Survey should flow in logical order.

- Begins with brief introduction.- Then broader based questions.- Finally narrow scope questions.- If need contact details then that should include at last.

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•Pre testing.• Few people of target audience should be selected.• To identify the problems that may happen during the

real survey.

•Target audience.• Centered to target audience.• Survey invitation time should allocate according to

the audience.

•Except above facts there are few facts that is not important to all the surveys but few specific surveys.• Offer incentives• Sending reminders.

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Companies which use Online Surveys

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These are some example companies

Dominos Pizza – This is a company which provides dominoes

pizza for India, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.

This company conducted a online survey with their customers to determine how their product, in this case pizza, was being consumed and how it would be better.

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Result of that they re-invented their crust and sauce and they have changed drastically their product.

This helped to increase their bottom line.

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Vermont Teddy Bear - This is a company which is manufacturing

various kinds of teddy bears. They conduct online business. They conducted online survey with

customers and asked from customers how should be designs of their product to increase their sales.

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They use their large customer data base as a great resource.

Finally they decided to change their products according to recipient and occasion.

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Apple – Apple is an American multinational company

that designs and sells consumer electronics, computer software, and personal computers.

Their best-known hardware products are the Macintosh line of computers, the iPod, the iPhone and the iPad.

They conducted online customer survey to find out what is important to the company. 

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According to that they allow them to provide innovative products like the iPhone and products that they have company like Apple TV. 

Result of that they got the idea about what their users really want.

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American Pacific Enterprises –

This is a large textile manufacturing company.

They conducted a online customer survey on the use of their products to find out the ways to bring new products to the marketplace.

Result of that their decided to do business on a more local level

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How to Draft Questions for Online Surveys

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Draft Questions for Usability Surveys Despite the popular belief that developing

survey questions are easy people run into trouble while developing them.

There are three components in questionnaire

design.

The overall content of the survey The phrasing of individual questions The rating scale

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Overall content of the survey Begin with the ending in your mind. that is the use of the

data collected.

Move people around questions they don't need to answer. E.g. Are you employed? if the answer no is selected skip the questions regarding job.

Save demographic questions until the end. 

Give a text box at the end of the survey to write about other important information

Proof read survey prior to publishing

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Phrasing individual questions Use neutral wording and avoiding leading questions when

introducing a questions

Make simple questions

Avoid having too many open questions

Ask general questions before moving on to specific questions

Using radio buttons and check boxes appropriately

When using the why questions be cautious 

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The rating scale Have equal potions for positive and negative replies use scales where points are equally positive and negative Use scales that measure one thing at a time. be cautious of people's normal tendency not to click end

boxes plan ahead of how u will use the questions asked The points on a scale should be clearly different provide the options "does not apply" or N/A where

appropriate when using the option "don't know" to ensure genuine

answers Use mutually exclusive categories 

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How to Increase User Response Rate

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Improving the User Response Rate

Target Your Audience Try posting for social networks , news groups etc

Personalize your email invitations E.g.:- Dear Mr. Perera instead of Dear valued Customer

Short Email invitations With just one link to survey Explain

Who you are Benefits Length of survey Privacy

Make your first survey page simple Let people get into the survey

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Improving the User Response Rate …

Be clear about Privacy statement

Send Reminder Emails Not more than twice

Consider giving incentives Small token, gift certificate

Publish your survey results Participants may want to know their results

If it is possible allow participants to forward survey to others

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Web Site usability evaluation

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Web Site usability evaluation Not like a software web site may be

accessed by millions of people all over the world.

So it is very important to evaluate the usability of a web site.

On line surveys can be used as an efficient tool to evaluate the web site usability.

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Web Site usability evaluation There are five main areas that should be evaluated of a

web site Site Content - Content of the web site should be able to fulfill the needs of

target user set. Design of the web site - Design is the development of the graphics and

interactive processes that drive user experience. Navigation - A website’s navigation scheme and features should allow

users to find and access information effectively and efficiently. Page Layout - All web pages should be structured for ease of

comprehension.

Site Features - What feature that the site have to make the things easier for the users.

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Web Site usability evaluation When designing a survey to evaluate the usability of

a website we have to concern on following things

How effectively the survey evaluates above five areas?

How efficiently the survey evaluates above five areas?

To what extent the questions of the survey comply with above five areas?

How reliably the survey evaluates user responses?

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Online Tools Available

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Online Tools CrazyEgg Ethino Feng-GUI Fivesecondtest Feedback Army Loop 11

Usabilla Userfly User Testing Google Analytics Website Grader Amazon Mechanical

Turk

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CrazyEgg popular click tracking usability tool data displays include heat maps of the

more popular locations of clicks on a page, lists and overlays

Pretty cheap, and has a nice array of data and reports to help you visualize your click traffic

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Ethino can use to find and recruit real web site users

for a live remote test works by adding some JavaScript code to the

page displays a survey to web site visitors, asking

them to participate in a brief usability test you are alerted that you have a live candidate

ready for testing

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Feng-GUI

does not use real users.  Instead, it uses algorithms to simulate a real user, in this case to generate eye tracking studies

generates eye tracking heat maps using their artificial intelligence algorithms that predict what a human eye would when presented with the image

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Online survey for UCSC website

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/7KDRBVR

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Thank you!