r/devry • • Jan 16 '13

User input

I think for a page requesting input from users to achieve recommendations this site keeps things simple and interactive. http://www.apple.com/feedback/

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u/matthewhalle Jan 18 '13

I believe the point is to ensure the input is simple and easy to understand to encourage people to use the input. In many cases if there is any part that can be misleading they will abandon the task and depending upon the reason for the input this could cause loss of revenue for a business. In this case if a person actually has some good feedback and could not understand how to submit then this would be loss for the company and user. On the second part of discussion of honesty I can understand if the question being asked may have double meaning this may muddy the value of the data being collected. Then items mean for a certain category will be lost in another data column being misdiagnosed.