On Fri, Apr 17, 2009 at 5:22 PM, Celeste Lyn Paul <cele...@kde.org> wrote:
> Also should ask education, country, primary language, OS language, if they > have a laptop/computer/both, etc. so you can get a profile of the type of > user > they might be. > Finding about this would be helpful but right now I'm trying not to make ppl bored and ask interesting and easy to answer questions. However I will try to ask this ones in the future if possible. > You don't want users to design their own product. Actually that would be a good thing because everybody will make the computer suitable to himself but will make it hard for others to operate on too. > > Some concrete, maybe: > > - Are you happy with the menubars and menu system usability? > > When youre building your survey, instead start with what you want to learn > from it instead of starting with the questions. The quality of data you get > out of a survey is more important than the number of responses you > get.<http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/usability> I get it. But where I can build that survey? I don't know a web site or smth I can use to achieve this goal. You all tell me to make all the questions and put them together but nobody tells me how to do it so I have no other choise but to use separate polls in UbuntuForums. Guillaume: You are right the question is too gneneral but I thought it on the fly. When create the other questions I will have some more time to think deeply over them. -- A.K.
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