Probably 90% or more of question types in surveys are select, multi-select, grid, scale, and open-ended. While this is fine, it can be a draining survey experience to fill out similar questions all the time.
A couple of weeks ago, our dear Alya Kubati and Artiom Enkov suggested an interesting idea: could we build a question type where respondents place a plot inside a quadrant?
Something we really love at Peekator is working with our clients on new features within our platform.
So, we said: hell yeah!
In this question type, you can have two opposing statements that influence each other, and the respondent needs to decide where to put the plot. It really makes you think!
We implemented it, and respondents love it! Whenever they see something non-traditional and new in a survey, the whole experience improves.
Our client also gained some great insights from it. Win-win for all!
Thank you, Alya and Artiom, for the great suggestion, and thanks to our technical team for making it happen. 🚶🏼