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Web Apps Survey: Primary Research Questionnaire

Primary Research Questionnaire

In order to learn about security and privacy concerns of wide public regarding website and online services, I created a questionnaire. I would encourage to help with the research and complete the quick and anonymous survey:

Web Apps Survey

Survey should take no more than 3 minutes. The main part consists of 18 "tick" questions divided into 4 categories:

1: Demographic details

Beneficial for the research could be to assign results with demographic factors such as age range, gender or computer proficiency.

2: Service preferences 

Results from this section would allow to learn more about users' engagement with online services compared to other methods of service provision.

3&4: Personal opinions

How users feel about their privacy and security while using websites providing different kinds of services.

 

And finalized with opportunity to provide more complex answer:

5: Optional comments

It is always worthy to learn about opinion expressed differently than ticking predefined questions. This is a place for personal thoughts, and obviously - it is optional.

I am very grateful for every response given within the survey.

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