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What is Google Forms?
Google Forms is an app for creating forms and surveys, and is part of Google Apps for Work. The product focuses on ease of use; the interface is similar to a document editor, with drop down lists of options and drag and drop question re-ordering. Users can embed images and video into surveys. Users can also program the question flow with custom logic. Google sends users basic summaries of the survey results automatically, or users can export the raw survey results data and analyze it via spreadsheets or other analytics software.
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May 13, 2021
Google Forms to anyone!
Google Forms is being used across the company and by companies that I advise. It's easy to create a Google account and now with more functionalities also easier to monitor the result of submission.
- Simple to use
- Integrated with Google
- Secure
- Stable
- Speed to Market
- More templates
- Native integration with other platforms
- Possibly remove some 'small letters' in the bottom
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- Speed to market
- Easy to build
- Requires Google integration
Simpler to use and mostly related with an alternative to a robust forms and questionnaire option. Many other tools are not only forms.
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Price and speed to build
Will not change it
No because it has what i need
No
When there was an urgent need to get an answer regarding response analysis
- Build a Form
- Publish the Form
- Analyse results
- Requires Google integration
Yes
It provides a responsive approach that is critical in current days
April 07, 2021
The Obvious Simple Form Solution That's Easy to Forget
I use Google Forms to get to know my audience / contacts as they join my list, for scholarship applications, and for some feedback. It's included in G-Suite so using it doesn't add to overhead and best used for situations where a quick simple, un-styled form is appropriate. It's a quick and easy solution when needing to quickly, easily, and reliably collecting information.
- It's extremely simple and intuitive
- It's included in the G-Suite which makes it extremely cost effective
- It's reliable
- Logic branding could be vastly improved
- Increased styling options
- Increased reporting
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- Saving time, in turn saving money
- Having to use an additional form builder for forms needing more robust logic
- Having to use an additional form builder for forms needing more robust styling
- Typeform and SurveyMonkey
Typeform: Typeform wins in most cases, having the ability for complex logic mapping, robust styling options, and branding. However, the simplicity of Google Forms wins out when you just need a quick, easy form. Price-wise, Google Forms wins.
SurveyMonkey: SurveyMonkey has more options but Google Forms is still much more preferred - primarily due to brand trust and price (although SurveyMonkey does have a free tier, I'm already in Google Suite every day so this is just a no-brainer.
SurveyMonkey: SurveyMonkey has more options but Google Forms is still much more preferred - primarily due to brand trust and price (although SurveyMonkey does have a free tier, I'm already in Google Suite every day so this is just a no-brainer.
- It's intuitive, simple, and easy. Like my 6 year old nephew could probably set up a Google Form without issue type of easy.
- This is where not having a lot of options is an advantage - even if you'd never used Google Forms, you'd easily be able to go through every option in a short amount of time and figure it out.
- The ability to import questions makes it possible to make the form creation even easier.
- The simplicity in making a multi-page form is also easy and intuitive
- It you've ever used any Google product before, the interface is familiar and easy to understand.
- Trying to make it look like it isn't a Google form (making it appear branded to the company and giving the applicant a custom experience)
- The responses/submissions are a blob of info and not well organized. Unless you have the submissions going into an integration that will sort it and analyze it, it can be a frustrating sifting through the responses and results.
- The inability to use conditional logic or allow the response to direct which questions are served
Yes, but I don't use it
August 28, 2018
Google Forms is the pragmatist's survey tool.
Composed uses Google forms to create surveys for client research in the process of building ideal customer avatars. It's an easy way to collect large amounts of data for later sorting, and it provides a lot of control over how tight (name/email address required) or loose (anonymous) you want to be in collecting data from the people you survey.
- The best part about Google Forms is that it's free. There are prettier solutions out there, but not at no cost, and that's important if you're running a small operation and won't use the product every month to generate the revenue to cover the cost of that solution.
- I like that Forms has a lot of question types so that you can control the data type for graphable data but leave the responses open for answers that may directly find their way into your messaging.
- It's also important that you can drop the data straight into a Google Spreadsheet so that you can manipulate it to look for trends.
- Sorry, Google, but Forms is ugly. You can mess with the look a little bit to give it a branded feel, but you'll never get something beautiful like you might in Typeform or something similar. That said, it's hard to look a free gift horse in the mouth.
- I'd like to see a few more response types offered.
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I've only played with Typeform, but if making surveys enjoyable and nice to look at is important to you, it's definitely a better product. Forms is the pragmatist's tool, not the artist's. Dubsado's survey tool is decent, but you don't have a way to collect broad data sets there, so Forms wins on that front.
- I wouldn't call any of its function elegant, but it's simple enough, and it gets the job done.
- My only trouble using it is that it's impossible to make look like your survey was built in this decade.
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It's almost as easy to use on the phone as it is on a desktop.
July 27, 2016
I love Google Forms more than a fat man loves cake!
We have been using Google Forms to keep our team goal in order and keep our notes from our meetings documented. We have found that by using Google Forms in meetings it makes it easy for even our team members in Pennsylvania to participate and review the meeting notes at a later time.
- The UI is awesome
- The ease of google forms is very helpful
- The ability to access forms from anywhere is very helpful
- I wish we could co-edit the form when we are trying to figure out what we want on it. Kind of like in Google Docs.
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- The positive is that we all stay connected with our decisions
- Google Forms has also made it much easier to come to a decision instead of constantly emailing different people to get their answers.
- Excel
We haven't used another software like Google Forms before but we used to use Excel and type everyones' names and what they wanted. It was always a mess and took forever to get answers from everyone. If we had numbers we would tally them like when we were doing a fundraiser. Being able to total all the donation amounts was nice.
Yes
We used to use Excel to keep track of what everyone wanted and who was coming to events etc. But now with Google Forms we don't have to import it and everything is right there for us. It is the perfect substitution and makes all of our lives a lot easier. With forms being our new tool all of the data that we were collecting like who would be attending event, what type of food people wanted there, etc., increased. I think because it is so simple to use people are more likely to reply which makes everything more accurate!
- Price
- Product Features
- Product Usability
- Product Reputation
The price was the biggest thing. In the club that I'm in at college we needed a good cheap program that could help us keep organized with who was coming to events etc., so being able to uses Google Forms for free was an awesome advantage. Also the usability makes Google Forms above all the other free software out there.
The only thing that I wish we did when we were deciding to use Google Forms would be that we switched sooner. Once we found this product it made everything that we needed it for so much simpler and easier to do. It actually made our data we collected a lot more accurate too. One thing that might make more people switch quicker would be the advertising of this product. Until someone came up and said why aren't you using Google Forms for this, I had no idea that such a product existed.
No
I don't have the resources to pay for premium support, I am just an intern at my company and they haven't given me that much of a budget. Same goes for my school club we don't have the money to pay for the premium support and i don't think we really need it.
No
I lost one of my forms and I couldn't figure out where to look for it. It turns out that it was just on my other Google account but the support team was very nice and didn't make me feel dumb or anything and they helped me locate the form, which ended up saving me a lot of time.
- I think checking the responses is pretty easy
- Adding new options, in the list is pretty easy
- I really like how easy it is to preview what the form is going to look like
- I had a hard time figuring out how to edit the options once I sent it out (still don't know how).
- I wish there was an online chat to help trouble shoot things quickly.
- The aren't enough templates, I really like the made up ones so I wish there were more.
Yes, but I don't use it