The cost of paper is on the rise and everyone is going Green.   The recent post office closures and rate hikes are evidence of that.

Legibility is a huge factor when it comes to surveys so the designer must cater to every kind of person who reads it. You may think that a paper survey with jet black ink may be a plausible option but that it is the same for the clear cut text on the monitor. However not everyone can sit through a consistent period of time in front of a computer screen and work on one. This includes people who are suffering from visual impairments. Therefore it would be a great option to go for a paper survey.

It happens to the best of us.  You’ve just finished creating a masterpiece of a survey.  Every question is carefully crafted to help the user understand what you’re looking for and short enough to keep them from moving on.  But then you realize that question 4 would really make more sense after question 7.  What do you do now???  No worries!  That’s why we have the “Sort Page Elements” function.  This lets you change the order of any or all elements of a page or even change the order of entire pages.  To see a detailed tutorial, please go to our support page.

As I’m sure many of you have noticed, a few days ago we launched a new version of our website (www.surveyrock.com).  We had a couple of reasons for doing this.  First and foremost, I didn’t like the original version!  We put it together very quickly so that we could launch SurveyRock and get it into the hands of our customers.  It was more important to us that we had a smoothly running site with the functionality you needed to create surveys rather than a pretty homepage. Continue reading this post…