How to properly create a survey?

A well-designed survey should have a clear purpose and be aimed at obtaining specific data. It is important:

• To define the research goal and key questions.
• To use simple and understandable formulations.
• To avoid leading and ambiguous questions.
• To use closed questions for quantitative analysis and open questions for qualitative analysis.
• To structure questions logically, starting from general and moving to more specific.
• To test the survey on a small group to identify unclear points.

For example, if you want to find out user satisfaction with a product, questions could be:

1. How often do you use our product? (daily, several times a week, rarely)
2. How satisfied are you with the product's functionality? (scale from 1 to 5)
3. What features would you like to see in the future?

This approach will help collect relevant and structured data for analysis.