What’s up on Maxdiff ? By Christine Caggia Askiaanalysis, Askiadesign, Askiafield 20th February 2023 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter Maxdiff (short for Maximum Difference Scaling) is a methodology used to understand the relative importance or appeal amongst a list of features/statements. The technique is also known as “best-worst scaling”. Based on the choice modelling technique developed by Jordan Louviere and popularised by Steven H.Cohen, the method provides preference/importance scores for brands, images, product features, advertising claims, services, etc.). Respondents are asked to compare sets of a few features, attributes or statements, and select which of these are the most and the least appealing/important to them. The technique…
Askia Winter Webinar By Richard Collins Askiaanalysis, Askiadesign, Askiafield, Customers 27th November 2020 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter Stephen Bronnec was the main attraction in the final Askia Webinar of 2020, where he revealed the new Askia platform, in advance of its launch early next year. The new platform is a fully SaaS version of Askia that brings together a series of linked online modules that allow users to create, field and report on their web surveys. In the session Stephen covered: Askia Portal Overview Demonstrated the end to end workflow (Design, Field, Vista) Showed the compatibility with the offline versions of Design & Supervisor Explained…
What’s new in Design 5.5.3? By Paul Nevin Askiadesign 25th March 2020 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter The latest update to Design, our survey authoring solution, was released late January / early February. This update, version 5.5.3, includes the following new features and enhancements: Non-selectable responses, response hierarchy & headers We’ve added a much requested feature that allows users to add a hierarchical structure to a list of response items. This hierarchy is limited to two levels: a response header and child responses; e.g car brands (BMW, Mercedes, Renault, …) and car models (Series 3, Series 5 for BMW; Class A, Class B, Class C…
Askia is looking for a UX designer By Paul Nevin Jobs 20th November 2019 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter Askia is looking for an experienced UX designer to join our headquarters located in the center of Paris. In an Agile environment, you will join our Design team to: help us better understand our users by gaining actionable insight from user data design compelling features, interactions and user flows work closely with Product Owners to understand requirements and user feedback work closely with the Development team to ensure handoff is efficient and requirements are met build and maintain a flexible and agile Design System usable throughout our range…
What’s new in Askiadesign 5.5.2 By Paul Nevin Askiadesign 2nd July 2019 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter Following Seyf’s introductory article on extending Analyse 5.5.2 with R and Python, the latest update to our survey authoring app, AskiaDesign, is now available. This major release contains many new features that are all detailed in our Help Centre; but if you just want the highlights, continue below 🙂 So, what’s new in AskiaDesign 5.5.2? Max visible iterations We’ve added a new property available for all Loop questions named Max visible iterations to define the number of the loop’s items will appear on a single screen. This property…
Iris Breakfast Seminars – Save the Date! By Gaëlle Normand Social 12th October 2018 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter Iris is our brand new online dashboard design platform developed in conjunction with E-Tabs. To celebrate Iris’ launch and properly introduce its revolutionary features, we are holding a series of breakfast seminars in London, New York, Los Angeles and Paris. Attendees will get the chance to view a demo by E-Tabs’ Iris expert Russ Budden, quiz the Askia and E-Tabs teams and network with fellow market researchers over a delicious breakfast. Register now to save your seat! London on Tuesday 30th October, 2018 Venue: i-view London, Wellington House,…
What’s new in askiadesign 5.4.9 ? By Paul Nevin Askiadesign 3rd October 2018 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter The latest release of askiadesign is jam-packed with new features (along with the usual fixes!); here are some of the most notable ones: New routing: Query Web Service We have added a new routing: Query a web service. It allows you to call a Web Service in order to have your survey interact with external data, third-party web applications, … The interface allows you to run different scripts depending on the success of the call and to manipulate and store the different parts of the response. We can…
More engaging surveys with ADX Studio By Jérôme Duparc Lab 23rd May 2017 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter ADXStudio is an open-source Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for people who want to create Askia Design Controls or Askia Design Pages easier and faster. This application supports AskiaScript / JavaScript / HTML / CSS and more. We designed this application in order to provide a dedicated tool for survey authors who want to take their surveys one step further: interactive survey controls (Geo Maps, touch-friendly drag and drop, …) or custom layout (mobile first survey design). It therefore allows you to easily set the parameters for your survey controls or layouts, use script…
Presenting ADXStudio By Jérôme Duparc Askiadesign 26th February 2016 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter ADXStudio is here!! What is it? ADXStudio is an IDE for people who want to create Askia Design Control (and later Askia Design Page) easier and faster. This application can support AskiaScript, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, … and more. ADXStudio was built with Electron, this application is based on NodeJS. Furthermore, we have included CodeMirror (already used in Design and Vista) to get a complete text editor with syntax highlighting and autocompletion. Installation To install ADXStudio, follow the procedure available here. ADXStudio is available on Github and everyone who wants to contribute can…
New version 5.3.5.0 of askiadesign By Jérôme Duparc Askiadesign 7th September 2015 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter We’re excited to announce that a new version (5.3.5.0) of askiadesign is available; as usual, this update contains some nice new features as well as some dead bugs! Update question properties globally or for a set of questions We have added a new “Set questions” menu when right-clicking a question in the treeview. You can choose to activate/deactivate four options: Allow Don’t Know Visible Ordered responses Visible in Analyse New “Change the response order” routing In the same way we use the “Change order” routing to randomize questions, we can now…
