. Since each feature can belong to more than one focus areas, the total count of features across these tables may be greater than the actual feature questions.
Checkboxes with sentiment chips
These are series of checkboxes with optional sentiment chips. They look like this (
In a way, they are a condensed form of feature questions, measuring 2/3 of the things feature questions measure (sentiment + either usage or awareness).
They are mainly used for stable features (where awareness is less relevant) and tooling questions, to avoid the 5-answer format per tool that older State of surveys use.
There is a chance we may not be able to have this implemented in time, in which case some of the items will need to move to separate Feature questions, and the rest to stay as plain checkboxes (no sentiment).
Checkbox questions with multiple custom answers
Checkbox questions that also accept one or more custom answers
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This pattern may also co-exist with the sentiment chips above (though the freeform answers will not have sentiment chips).
There is a chance we may not be able to have this implemented in time, in which case we would need to use the current UI which only accepts a single “Other” option, which means we need to include a lot more predefined options
There is a chance we may not be able to have this implemented in time, in which case these questions will need to be converted to freeform questions (see below).
Freeform questions
These are entirely unstructured questions
Alternative groupings
Combine Forms with Interactivity?
Split DOM and Interactivity?
Combine Using Web Components with Making Web Components?