I have an extensive experience with software from the times of start-up to today. I would like to mention a specific case where we used software for an academic extensive survey. During the days of the Pandemic, Typeform supported the community extensively by providing pro accounts to the researchers specific to COVID-19. With the help of Typeform we have collected 11k of feedback from academics about their perceptions on how COVID changed their teaching in higher education. Thanks to the Typeform we collected a massive data that is used extensively for academic articles in Turkey.

As the title suggests, Typeform is for people who would like to ask opinions with style, rather than outdated web alternatives with boring designs. In social research, the first step to impress someone is to show them that the form or survey is specifically tailored to the user experience. With Typeform you can create this feeling from the introduction to the end of the survey. UI is very friendly and compatible with almost any device capable of web browsing. It is one of the true-responsive web applications out there. Not just user experience, but designing forms is also a breeze which provides new learners easy to control. Also for experienced form designing, logic system provides all the essential tools that one can possibly need.

Apart from the all responsive nature of user interface. Designing and editing form is currently for desktop browsers. Ablility to transform surveys into exams or quizez with audit support may extend the functionality further.

Overall, Typeform is a great tool for anyone looking for an easy way to create surveys, quizzes, and forms.

The drag-and-drop functionality allows you to easily rearrange, add, and edit questions and other content in just a few clicks. Its simple and intuitive design makes it easy to navigate and find exactly what you need without any hassle. Additionally, its integration with other platforms like Slack, Google Sheets, and Mailchimp makes it easy to send out and collect data from surveys, quizzes, and forms.

There weren't many options available to change the design and layout. Additionally, the font choices were limited, and there were no options to add custom images or logos.

Typeform don't make it obvious, but they do NOT store partial or incomplete results. In my survey over 120 people started the survey, only 55 completed it. Partial responses would still have been hugely valuable to me, but they're not available with Typeform. They ARE available with SurveyMonkey. I wrote to TypeForm with feedback. Their response "About the issue with not-saved responses, it's the kind of confusion we try to avoid, asking users to test carefully their typeforms before using them..... we are not looking to implement this feature in the near future" So a warning to people: If any response (partial or full) is valuable to you in a survey, please be aware that TypeForm doesn't store the results until the final page where the person clicks "Submit".

Beautiful looking surveys, easy to setup, fantastic analysis tools.

Doesn't save partial responses. Some concern, as 3 seperate people reported not being able to submit at the end.

Overall, I have had a great experience with Typeform. It is an incredibly powerful and user-friendly form creation tool, and the drag and drop customization options make it easy to create engaging forms.

Typeform is an incredibly user-friendly form creation tool that allows me to quickly and easily create professional-looking forms. The drag and drop customization options make it simple to design forms that look great and are easy to navigate.

Typeform does have a few limitations in terms of customization options, particularly when it comes to creating complex forms. The pricing can also be a bit steep for some users.