QuestionStar™ - You Decide How You AskOpen questions:
Input formats
Formats are used to validate the input of answers. The responses are automatically checked against a certain format, e.g. only an e-mail address, a number or a typical expression is accepted once a format is set. Control SumSometimes it is important for respondents to distribute a given sum between the items correctly and without the remainder (e.g. questions on budgeting). Control Sum shows respondents the remaining amount. VariablesWith variables you can personalize your questionnaire for each respondent. With the help of variables, it is possible to use your respondents' inputs throughout the survey. For example, their name, or the name of the business or where they have been a customer lately can be automatically inserted into subsequent questions. Closed questions:
Filtering/Routing
With filters and jumps respondents take different paths through your questionnaire. They only answer relevant questions. Collect only the data you are really interested in. Lead respondents their individual way - do not burden your respondents with unnecessary questions. Create simple filter rules (e.g. if the answer is "yes" go to page 5). ImagesAdd your own images to your questions! With the QuestionStar™ image browser you can improve the look and clarity of your questionnaires. RotationIf necessary, you can activate the Rotation option for selected groups of questions. This ensures that the questions alternate, thereby reducing the influence the order of the qestions may have. In some cases, it may have a very positive impact on the quality of the collected data. Easy coding of variablesWith QuestionStar™ you can code variables (i.e. stored values) easily. (For example, if the answer is "no", 0" is stored.) Independence from respondent's browser
The questionnaires generated with QuestionStar ™ meet W3C-specifications and do not use Cookies or JavaScript. This means that the questionnaires will be correctly displayed and will remain fully functional in all browsers (regardless of the respondent's security settings).
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