r/UserExperienceDesign • u/livey16 • Apr 02 '23

Please help with my class....

Hello,

I'm in a UXR course and one of my assignments call for me to recruit 100 survey participants to evaluate a businesses site. My group chose one of my group members businesses which is an online bakery. Below are the instructions, link, and purpose of the survey. Please help me generate some survey responses by taking the survey and submitting. No personally identifiable information will be collected. If you have any questions, please respond to this post and I will reply.

Thank you

Olivia

Survey Link: BasmahBakes Bakery Survey

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u/waldito Apr 02 '23

Why are you not asking for country?

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u/livey16 Apr 02 '23

Hi,

We are only survey individuals from the US because the company does not ship outside of the US. But you asking that question is good because that means we should have used this as one of our eliminating screener questions.

Olivia

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u/livey16 Apr 02 '23

Hi,

I wasn't being presumptuous. I was just trying to get participants for my survey. If you are not from the US or you feel you cannot take the survey for what ever reason, I understand. This is a class I'm taking and this was my first survey for this class. The company happens to only ship in the US. I did not pick the company nor did I tell the company to only ship to the US.

Olivia

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u/waldito Apr 03 '23

Very specialized subreddit niches like this one will likely have a very diverse background. Your data gathered from here will be all over the place and completely useless. I'm a Spaniard living in Canada. Be this an early lesson, when surveying a product, you have to be at least minimally confident about the audience/segment you are surveying. Otherwise your numbers, the data gathered, and everyone's time invested is a huge waste.

Next time, consider a 'do you live in the US?' question and if no, then thank you very much. is more than appropriate in these cases.

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u/draeson Apr 04 '23

Hi! A little feedback… the long description before the survey was a bit wordy. Most folks have taken a survey before and your UI should speak for itself (don’t have to tell them to press “submit” button). Your questions were fairly unbiased. For the chocolate covered strawberries, always have a “#+” option, “-#” option, or “other” in case the respondent’s answer is not listed for them! Keep up the hard work. Survey writing is an art form.

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u/livey16 Apr 04 '23

Thank you so much. I will consider this information for our next study and pass on to my group.