Create your first survey

A short walkthrough to build and launch your first QuestionPunk survey.

This article walks new users through survey creation, question selection, previewing, and publication.

getting-startedsurveysonboarding10-20 minutesBeginnerProduct researchersMarketersUX teamsStudents

Steps

  1. Create a new survey
    From the dashboard, describe your research goal to generate a survey with AI, click Start with Templates to use a template, or click Start from Scratch to build from a blank canvas.
    Create a new survey
  2. Add questions and blocks
    Use the question builder to add blocks. For each block choose a type: open-ended, multiple choice, opinion scale, rating, ranking, dropdown, matrix, AI interview, and more. Add optional follow-ups and validation rules.
    Add questions and blocks
  3. Preview and test
    Open the preview to simulate the respondent experience. Validate branching and follow-ups. Run a short pilot (5-20 respondents) or use synthetic testing to pressure-test your flow before going live.
    Preview and testPreview and test
  4. Configure settings
    Set allowed browsers, multiple submission rules, and quality checks (attention questions, minimum response times) before launching to a larger audience.
    Configure settingsConfigure settings
  5. Launch and monitor
    Publish the survey and distribute it using the available distribution options. Monitor responses in real time from the Responses tab.

Start by creating a new survey and choose whether to generate a survey with AI, select a template, or start from scratch.

Add question blocks and pick types (open-ended, multiple choice, scale, AI interview, and more). Use the preview to confirm the conversation flow.

Set targeting parameters and QA checks before launching. Use a small pilot or synthetic respondents to validate flow and timing.

Examples

  • A 5-question customer satisfaction mini-survey that uses a rating scale and one open-ended follow-up.
  • An employee pulse check with conditional branching based on department.
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