Can Mobile Web Surveys Be Taken on Computers? A Discussion on a Multi-Device Survey Design

  • de Bruijne M
  • Wijnant A
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This paper introduces an approach to designing a multi-device web survey using a mobile touchscreen layout. We present the findings of an experiment in which we provided one half of an online panel with a survey designed for mobile browsers and the other half with a standard web survey. Both questionnaire versions were accessible via regular as well as mobile browsers. Based on these results, we discuss whether it is feasible to use a survey with a mobile web layout as the main survey instrument for web respondents. For designing a multi-device, multi-browser survey, we suggest two strategies to be investigated further: optimizing the survey layout for each type of device separately or optimizing a single design that is compatible with all devices.

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de Bruijne, M., & Wijnant, A. (2013). Can Mobile Web Surveys Be Taken on Computers? A Discussion on a Multi-Device Survey Design. Survey Practice, 6(4), 1–8. https://doi.org/10.29115/sp-2013-0019

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