Ask Less, Get More

6/12/2015

This article discusses the importance of minimizing the number of questions asked to users in order to enhance their user experience. It argues that by asking fewer questions, we can achieve higher response rates and better quality data. The article provides practical tips on how to reduce the number of questions while still gathering meaningful insights. It suggests techniques such as utilizing existing data, utilizing progressive profiling, and leveraging user analytics to ask targeted and relevant questions. By implementing these strategies, businesses can optimize their user experience research and improve overall user satisfaction.

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