A market research survey engine for the healthcare community
Quizzly is a market research survey engine for the healthcare community. Clients can quickly gain sentiment from healthcare professionals internationally. A pain point for clients is the lack of screener questions to precisely target key demographics.
Quizzly would like profile its members, to create additional targeting parameters, thereby reducing the need for screener questions. Internally, the tool allows Quizzly to create a taxonomy to classify and target its members for other purposes.
The next step in the process is to complete low fidelity wires. Here, ideas are also a flurry list, questions, and layouts. I write out user flows and think of red routes for users to quickly get where they want.
The Product owner and I had two daily standup meetings. Doing so allowed us to quickly iterate and “not go too far down the rabbit hole”.
At its core, Quizzly allows users to create questions to profile its users. Questions contain several overlapping properties such as specialty, group, attribute, and so on. Faceted filters allow for much greater granularity than typical filters or search.
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In a effort to keep the MVP lean the Questions Detail page was kept to a simple table based layout. The data shows, in absolute and relative terms, how much of the panel has completed the profile question.
A wizard is the best way to compartmentalize what would otherwise be a cumbersome experience. Clients are brougt through the process in a minumum of three easy steps.
View prototypeIn a effort to keep the MVP lean the Questions Detail page was kept to a simple table based layout. The data shows, in absolute and relative terms, how much of the panel has completed the profile question.
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