Primary Research Questionnaire Analysis

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The analysis presented below illustrates the collected data from the primary research survey of the general public. The purpose of this survey was to collect data on " Using the software in everyday life".


The first question examined the age of the respondents. According to the presented data, the largest group of people are in the age group of 26 - 33 (36.4%). The second large group are people aged 19 - 25 (27.3 %).

Forms response chart. Question title: What is your age?. Number of responses: 11 responses.


The next question examined the gender of the people who answered the questions. In this visual reference, it is easy to see that men were the most numerous.

Forms response chart. Question title: What is your gender ?. Number of responses: 11 responses.


The following two questions are similar and were designed to show where people come from and where they currently live. To check-in, the next question is whether they believe that their lifestyle affects the use of the application. Most people come from Europe, as much as 58.3%. There is also another more extensive group of people who come from Africa, 25%. However, most respondents currently live in Europe (81.8)

Forms response chart. Question title: What continent are you from ?. Number of responses: 12 responses.

Forms response chart. Question title: What continent do you currently live in? . Number of responses: 11 responses.

The fifth question asked whether lifestyle influences the software they use as many as 81.8% answered yes.
Forms response chart. Question title: Do you think that lifestyle affects the software you use?. Number of responses: 11 responses.

According to the sixth question, smartphones win this competition between devices, followed by laptops.
Forms response chart. Question title: What is the most common devices you use?. Number of responses: 10 responses.

The seventh question shows how many hours the respondents spend using the software. The results are surprising since most people use the software for more than 10 hours daily. This means that most of the day, people support themselves with software.

Forms response chart. Question title: How often do you use any software during the day?. Number of responses: 10 responses.

The next question examined which areas the software helps the respondents most often. The most frequently given answer is learning with as much as 90%. Moreover another areas where the software helps is 80% reading and 70% writing.

Forms response chart. Question title: What areas the software helps you the most?. Number of responses: 10 responses.


When asked if people need software, 90.9% answered yes.

Forms response chart. Question title: In your opinion, do people need software?. Number of responses: 11 responses.


The tenth question asked if the software should be ad-free. The vast majority answered 70% yes.

Forms response chart. Question title: Is it necessary for software to be ad-free?. Number of responses: 10 responses.










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