Sacha Greif
Sacha Greif
I think that's a great overview of the issues we are currently dealing with. I think the next steps would probably be collecting practical suggestions of what we can do...
Great feedback! > In fact, we should have a threshold of completion by which we should say that this response data is qualified to be analyzed. Up to now I've...
> I was leaning more on making the survey experience something that will make the respondents finish everything so that we won't have to deal with incomplete response. I don't...
Regarding the questions about company size, work experience, etc. in the JS survey we had this question that we can use to help identify if someone is a student or...
OK, I've added more "none" options throughout the survey :)
My objections: - Vestibular disorders have not been mentioned by survey respondents - If we split up an item now it will make it harder to do historical comparisons with...
Btw CSS 2023 did not actually have a "not listed" option, since it had the "other…" option instead.
I think it makes sense to remove the "missing features" question altogether actually.
> What CSS features you can't use today due to little/no browser support? (with autocomplete from features list and/or caniuse, since this is likely to be a longer and more...
A variation on @LeaVerou's suggestion: 1. **What upcoming CSS features are you looking forward to the most?** (freeform textfield) 2. **What features do you feel are missing from CSS altogether?**...