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Free Open Feedback Questionnaire Template

Experience feedback in both directions: a 1–10 anchor plus ten short ratings on ease, reliability, delight, interface, usage, role, device, feature areas, recommend-worthiness and last interaction type, five written prompts on what they would change and what almost made them leave, and a follow-up interview opt-in with contact field.

~6 min
Anchor + verbatims
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Experience feedback in both directions: a 1–10 anchor plus ten short ratings on ease, reliability, delight, interface, usage, role, device, feature areas, recommend-worthiness and last interaction type, five written prompts on what they would change and what almost made them leave, and a follow-up interview opt-in with contact field.

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About this template

Multiple choice measures what you already thought to ask; verbatims measure what you did not. This questionnaire does both: a 1–10 anchor rating of the overall experience, ten short ratings covering ease, reliability, delight, interface quality, usage frequency, role, primary device, feature areas used, recommend-worthiness and the most recent interaction type, then five written prompts — the experience in their own words, what surprised them, the one thing they would change first, what almost made them give up, and anything else. It closes with a follow-up interview opt-in and a contact field, so the strongest answers can be probed rather than just quoted.

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What's Included

Everything you need to run this template.

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Anchor rating first

A 1–10 number for the overall experience, then the story.

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Ten experience ratings

Ease, reliability, delight, interface, usage, role, device, areas, recommend, interaction type.

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Five written prompts

In their words, what surprised them, one change, what almost made them leave.

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Readable export

Verbatims stay intact per respondent for theming later.

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How It Works

From copy to deliverable in four steps.

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Use this template

Copy the questionnaire into your FormLM workspace — free.

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Set the subject

Name the product, service or experience.

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Send to recent users

Ask close to the experience.

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Theme the words

Group verbatims into the themes that emerge.

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Who Is This For

Pick your role — see how it fits your workflow.

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Product and UX teams

Hear the unnamed issues.

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Service businesses

Read the experience in customers’ language.

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Researchers

Pre-scale qualitative capture before surveying.

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Key Features

What makes this template work as a professional deliverable.

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Sample Questions Inside

A preview of real questions — the full version lets you customize every field.

  1. How easy was the product to use? (choice)
  2. How reliable was the product? (choice)
  3. How delightful was your experience? (choice)
  4. How would you rate the interface quality? (choice)
  5. How often do you use the product? (choice)
  6. Which best describes your role? (choice)
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Frequently Asked Questions

Do open answers actually get analyzed?
Yes, when few and focused: five written prompts behind the ratings are codable per respondent, and the anchor score lets you theme champions separately from critics.
Why include one rating question?
Ratings are what sort the corpus later — the 1–10 anchor plus the ease, reliability, delight and interface items let you split critical voices from champion voices before you read a single verbatim.
How to stop empty "great, thanks" answers?
The prompts refuse praise: "what surprised you" and "what almost made you leave" force specifics.
Should follow-up interviews be offered?
Yes, and the form does: a follow-up interest item plus a contact field turns the richest verbatims into research sessions without a second email.
Is this enough alone, or paired with metrics?
Pairs: it explains the numbers your other forms collect; it does not replace measurement.
Is it free per subject?
Yes — copy per product, service or study.

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