When writing survey questions, ask:

• What are we trying to find out?

Do users become frustrated with longer than expected wait times for food delivery? Is there a way to alleviate this?

• How do we translate our hypotheses and assumptions into unbiased, non-leading questions?
• Who will we send this to? How will our target survey participants shape the copywriting and tone of our survey?
• When and where will we reach these people? Here’s a list of ideas.
• How and where will we share the survey results?

In this survey, we are testing our customer hypothesis statement:

Our users are generally younger people between the ages of 18-30 who order via multi-food delivery apps often. They are likely lower to middle class, and would rather order out than spend time preparing and cooking dinner as they find doing so unenjoyable. They believe the current market of food ordering delivery apps leaves something to be desired, and would like the opportunity to receive more discounts.

1. How old are you?

Short open answer

2**. Where do you live?**

Short open answer

3. What is your annual income?