Questionnaire demo

A web page for questionnaires, not just a form.

This demo shows how a research, evaluation or user experience questionnaire can become a clearer, guided and readable web page, while keeping structured output for Google Sheets, Excel and CSV UTF-8.

Questionnaire Test 1

1. Presentation

2. Consent

3. Scales

4. Questions

5. Output

Presentation page

This section introduces the questionnaire before completion, explains its purpose and clarifies how responses will be organized.

Demo purpose

The questionnaire is a demo example designed to show the structure, organization and setup of a digital tool for research, evaluation and data collection.

Objective

Show how questions and scales can be made more readable, avoiding the long-form effect and improving the completion experience.

Use cases

questionnaires for social and academic research;
customer and user experience studies;
evaluation of services, projects and interventions;
exploratory and organizational studies.

Output

Responses can be saved in an organized way in Google Sheets, exported to Excel / CSV UTF-8 and prepared for later analysis.

Data processing consent

Before continuing, the page can show a dedicated section on informed consent and voluntary participation.

Short information notice

Collected information would be processed according to principles of fairness, lawfulness, transparency and confidentiality under Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (GDPR).

Participation is free and voluntary. Data would be used for research, analysis, evaluation or service design purposes.

I consentI have read the information notice and want to continue. I do not consentI do not want to continue with completion.

You selected "I do not consent". In a real questionnaire, completion would stop here.

Response scales

The examples reproduce classic research scales with a more readable interface suitable for online completion.

Test question 1 (Likert)

Multiple-choice grid

Rows	Completely disagree	Somewhat disagree	Neither agree nor disagree	Somewhat agree	Completely agree	I cannot answer
Item 1
Item 2
Item 3
Item 4
Item 5

Test question 2 (Cantril)

Values 1-7

Test question 3 (Frequency scale)

Multiple choice

How often do you happen to do a given activity?

Very often Often Rarely Never

Test question 4 (Double-anchored frequency scale)

Multiple-choice grid

Rows	Very often (more than three times a week)	Often (three times a week)	Sometimes (twice a week)	Rarely (once a week)	Never
Item 1
Item 2
Item 3
Item 4

Test question 5 (Semantic differential)

Linear scale 1-7

UnpleasantPleasant

Simple questions

Traditional questions can also be made more readable through clearer spacing, blocks and visual hierarchy.

Which profile best describes your position?

In which context could this questionnaire be used?

Which elements would be most useful?

Results dashboardOutput ExcelConditional questionsAutomatic report

Open comment

Output preview

In a real version, each response can be saved as a row in Google Sheets, exported to Excel or downloaded as CSV UTF-8.

From web page to Excel sheet

The questionnaire can keep a custom interface while producing structured, readable data ready for analysis.

Demo completed. With a Google Apps Script endpoint, this response would be saved in the data sheet.

Excel preview

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G
1	timestamp	consent	likert_item_1	cantril_item_1	frequency	semantico_1_7	comment
2	2026-05-26 20:19	consent	4	6	often	5	Sample open response

CSV UTF-8 preview

timestamp;consent;likert_item_1;cantril_item_1;frequency;semantico_1_7;comment
"2026-05-26 20:19";"consent";"4";"6";"often";"5";"Sample open response"