I Took It, So Should You
Just a quick note to all the web designers and developers out there: Head on over to A List Apart and take their 2007 Web Design Survey. You'll help generate some useful data about our industry, and also have a chance to win event tickets, an iPod, or other swag. If you're like me, you've probably spent hours reading ALA's articles over the years, so a 10 minute survey doesn't seem like much to ask.
(Found via Essential Keystrokes, who got it from Working Solo.)










Char wrote:
See, that wasn't so bad! Actually, I thought the range of questions they asked were interesting and well thought out.
Kevin Henney wrote:
Very quick and easy. I thought they should have asked about employment (self-employed/freelance vs agency) a bit earlier. There were a few questions early on (job title, your boss's expectations) that weren't terribly relevant to the self-employed.
I'm interested in seeing the results. There's not a lot of info like this about web designers, but if anyone can gather it, ALA can.
lyndonmaxewell wrote:
Interestin, I went ahead with the survey as well. Some of the questions were pretty interesting!
Bhumika wrote:
I was not able to start the survey.!! Will try again later.
Angie wrote:
Tahnks for the link. Heading over now, unless I'm late to the party -- which is my usual M.O. lately.
Glad I found your blog.
Health Club Fanatic wrote:
Surveys on the web are out of control. Is it me or do you get surveys for everything from your online banking experience to how you enjoyed your stay at Motel 6. They are inaccurate and just a waste of time.
Soccer News wrote:
They're great pieces of linkbait, and that's why you'll keep seeing more and more every day :)
Stay At Home Dad, Geek Style wrote:
I had taken this when it popped up, and I also thought it asked some interested questions. It's amazing how large A List Apart's role in shaping modern design is.
DevDad
Kadin wrote:
Hello everyone. I sent the club a wire stating, PLEASE ACCEPT MY RESIGNATION. I DON'T WANT TO BELONG TO ANY CLUB THAT WILL ACCEPT ME AS A MEMBER. Help me! Please help find sites for: Organic baby bedding girl neutral. I found only this - baby bedding uk. Bedding, would you transmit to have a younger crabbing search in n't a natural potatoes? Bedding, w?¶hler used the possible life, but was programmed to run the biomarkers. ;-) Thanks in advance. Kadin from Barbados.
Aseem Kishore wrote:
Thanks for the link! Good blog you have here. What is it hosted on? It's wordpress right?
Greg wrote:
Yes, i think he use Wordpress. Good blog!
sexy and funny wrote:
Yep, it was a piece of cake. Got some more precious experience now ;)
Eric wrote:
I took it, too. It's very helpful.
Quentin wrote:
Just took it as well, useful.
Moldova wrote:
I will also take that survey because I think that this is very important in developing the web.
seo wrote:
link is dead for me.
savings accounts wrote:
I still think link is still the backbone on a website.Link is a connection of great sites.
serviced offices wrote:
Thanks for sharing, IMHO I still rely on links to get a site noticed. I click on them whenever I come across a relevant one- should not be overlooked.
Ruby wrote:
Hey, survies are rapidly becoming one of the most popular ways to gain traffic. This sounds like a good survey, will take it too. Thank you for the awareness.
Billy Bosty wrote:
Took it, very useful - thanks a lot.
Russel wrote:
i like to read and explore this kind of site.
amrita@web developement dubai wrote:
hi
thanks for sharing
yes link is really useful for page rank it is really back bone of web site and their development thanks
Russel wrote:
nice articles nice blogs.
BlogTipsForBeginers wrote:
Took it. Thanks
Seo Tips Blog wrote:
nice articles
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