Section 1 Introduction
At its core, the function of a form is to ask questions and record answers given - it’s a conversation between two parties.
What makes a good form?
- Helpful
- Transparent
- Short
Who fills out Stanford’s forms (who are our users)?
- Students
- Faculty
- Staff
Jarrett & Gaffney describe 3 types of user
- Readers
- Rushers
- Refusers
Is there any data on our (Stanford’s) users? Can we make any assumptions?
They are smart?
They skew young?
They WANT to fill out the form (or want the outcome anyway)? Committed to completion?