Example workflow:
Create a web application that allows us to create a web-interface for conjoint surveys (a set of options, each option being a combination of different attributes – e.g., price, features, brand, etc…). This task involves two steps.
Step-1: Given the number of options/alternatives and attribute values, create an interface to display the options in a human readable format such as shown above. One could use SurveyJS or Typeform.
Step-2: Send the link to a human or platform and store the data (response) sent back in a database. Ensure each user is properly tracked using the unique URL to maintain individualized response collection.
At the end of the survey, ask the individual to be on the subconscious human panel in the future to answer more surveys.
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Project Scope:
Implement SurveyJS for conjoint analysis surveys. Input a CSV file
Develop a system to generate unique survey links
Collect and store survey responses with scores
Export collected data and scores to CSV
Key Components:
SurveyJS Scoring Rubric Integration:
Implement SurveyJS library with jQuery
Create conjoint analysis survey structure using the Scoring Rubric example as a base
Customize appearance to match provided Figma designs
Implement scoring logic for conjoint analysis
Survey Link Generation:
Develop a simple system to create unique URLs for each survey participant
Data Collection:
Set up a backend to receive and store survey responses and scores
Ensure proper association of responses and scores with unique URLs
Data Export:
Implement functionality to export collected data and scores to CSV format
Timeline: 3-4 weeks, depending on the complexity of your specific conjoint analysis requirements.
Implementation Notes:
The scoring system in the example can be adapted for conjoint analysis. Instead of grades, you’ll use it to calculate utility scores for different attribute combinations.
You’ll need to modify the JSON structure of the survey to represent your conjoint analysis scenarios. Each "question" could represent a product configuration, with the "answers" being the various attributes.
The scoring logic will need to be customized to calculate utilities based on respondent choices.
The backend will need to store not just the responses, but also the calculated scores for each scenario.
The export functionality should include both raw responses and calculated scores.
This approach leverages the powerful features of SurveyJS’s Scoring Rubric while focusing on your specific needs for conjoint analysis. It provides a solid foundation that can be expanded upon in the future if needed.
We would like to autogenerate a human survey, and the URL associated should be able to be sent to a reddit communities, to existing customers, etc so we get the human input. One question we need to ask the Survey Respondents is what is your role with the company: customer, prospect, employee. This should trigger future Hubspot Workflows.
We would then want to gather CRM data from these for those who optin to put their email/cell.
Budget: $1,000
Posted On: July 29, 2024 20:28 UTC
Category: Full Stack Development
Skills:Web Application, JSON, Python, Survey Design, Survey Software
Country: United States
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