Online Research

[Ath-Life]

Hi

I'm making the first tentative steps in preparing a business idea. Initally I am wanting to produce a couple of questionnaires. As you can see from the signature I've used Survey Monkey as a bit of a test, although I would prefer to be able to put a questionnaire on my homepage initally and collect the relevant data myself and also make it look a little more professional than the link below.
Can anyone tell me how easily this is achieved and in what formats am I able to capture the information that has been collected?


Regards,

Carl

 

[Ath-Life]

Ok well it seems the signature didn't work but I think you understand what kind of link I mean.

 

[asonda]

Hi,

Welcome to UKBF.

If you just want a simple form, depending on your website you have many options.

If your website is standard HTML made up of pages linked together, you can easily use something like frontpage or dreamweaver to create a form with text boxes, radio buttons, check boxes etc.

If you are running a CMS style website. You'll need to have a look at what form extensions there are.

Joomla for example have two great offerings, ChronoForms and Fabrik.

 

[Donela]

I recently did one of these for the website of our local swimming pool.

The questionaire was done as a html form with the same css/headers/footers etc as the rest of the website. When the form was submitted, the data is sent to an asp page to process and put into a database, whilst the visitor is shown a thank you page.

I then created another asp page which pulled the data out from the database and displayed the results in a html page, which was only available to the management team.