Online surveys are a quick and cost-effective way to get all kinds of user feedback.
And with the rise of free and inexpensive tools like SurveyMonkey, Wufoo, and Google Forms, it’s easy to quickly create an online survey.
But if you don’t design your online survey well—asking the right questions, making sure the questions are easy to understand, and keeping your audience in mind when writing your questions—you may not get the feedback you’re after. Continue reading Create Better Online Surveys
I was excited to hear WordPress 4.2 “Powell” was released yesterday. You can check out the excellent post on WPTavern highlighting new features, improvements, and changes.
But what added to my excitement was learning the WordPress 4.2 announcement video was released with subtitles for 30 languages. Continue reading WordPress 4.2 Announcement Video Released with Subtitles for 30 Languages
The woman seated in the row ahead of me on the plane couldn’t stop laughing. Each time another 20-30 second section of video was shown, she burst out laughing.
She wasn’t watching Trading Places or Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day. Continue reading On Laughter, Tattoos, and In-Flight Videos