Gauge Feature Satisfaction
Why is it useful?
This survey evaluates the satisfaction of specific features of your product. It helps identify areas where users are satisfied or dissatisfied. By understanding feature satisfaction, product managers can improve the overall user experience.
How to get started:
Once you have setup the Formbricks Widget, you have two ways to pre-segment your user base: Based on events and based on attributes. Soon, you will also be able to import cohorts from PostHog with just a few clicks.
What is the Gauge Feature Satisfaction template mostly used for?
The Gauge Feature Satisfaction survey is designed to evaluate the satisfaction level of users with specific features of your product. It aims to identify areas where users are satisfied or dissatisfied and gather feedback to improve the overall user experience.
The survey includes a rating question asking users to rate the ease of achieving a specific goal with the feature. If users are not satisfied, they are prompted to provide more details on what could be improved. This helps in identifying specific pain points and areas for improvement.
Additionally, the survey includes an open-text question asking users to provide suggestions for improving the feature. This provides valuable insights into user needs and helps in making targeted improvements to the product.
Overall, the Gauge Feature Satisfaction survey helps product managers understand user satisfaction with specific features, identify pain points, and make data-driven decisions to improve the overall user experience.
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