engaging-survey

Design, review or rewrite a survey or questionnaire so busy people want to answer it AND the answers are worth having; stakeholder and partner surveys, user-needs assessments, post-workshop or kickoff follow-ups, customer and community feedback forms, Google Forms / Typeform / Qualtrics drafts. Use whenever someone shares a survey draft, asks to "make this survey better / shorter / less boring / more engaging", asks what questions to put to users or partners, is turning a meeting or kickoff into a follow-up form, or calls a questionnaire long, dry, or a slog; even if they never say "survey" (e.g. "what should we ask the working groups", "draft the form for the stakeholders"). Not for bias-only wording audits of a finished instrument (a linter does that) or for interview guides alone.