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Process of making questionnaire for potential clients / users of my softa

During today's class I started developing a questionnaire to ask potential users of my software about questions related to my Fruit Recognition tool. Theoretically, with gathered information I can determine if my target market like industries, government or students are likely interested in my software. Further, I can ask questions related to functionality and problems that occurs during using of Fruit Recognition.




As my main object of interest as market target are industries like food / fruit factories I need to check what is the education and age of my respondents to determine whether the person is a manual worker or manager for example.




As a second step and completion to first one I need responder to provide some more information about them profession and revenue to visualise what kind of company it possibly could be.


With such information gathered from my survey responder I can decide how should the software works and look like, Eg. for students the user interface should not be complicated and do not have advanced options, but for IT industry it should have as many options to choose from and be as advanced as possible too to give freedom to the developer, and to compete with an other software, which recognises objects on images. 




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  1. Carrie Mansfield9 May 2018 at 11:44

    Great analysis and justification for the questions you have chosen to include in your survey.

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