magic-questionnaire
Skill5 starsChanged 40 days agoGPL-3.0View on GitHub
Design and build "magic questionnaires": short, one-question-per-screen qualification wizards that feel like a diagnosis instead of a form — used before a free call or booking, as an application gate for a program or high-ticket service, as SaaS onboarding/segmentation, or as an interactive lead magnet. Covers discovery (what decision the questionnaire drives, who is a fit and who is not), question design (pain-ladder answers, label + sub-label, one axis per question, never copy a competitor's questions), the mirror loop (a reactive line per answer, one just-in-time "problem / solution" education block), scoring and routing to several honest endings (book / nurture / polite not-a-fit), anonymous-first capture with email at the end, partial-answer persistence, the visual contract (single accent, big tap targets, progress bar, Back on every step), accessibility, analytics per step, and E2E tests per route. Ships a JSON config format, a validator that proves every route is reachable, and a dependency-free HTML demo. Use whenever the user asks to "create a questionnaire like this", "build an onboarding wizard", "qualification form before booking", "application form for my mentorship/program", "quiz funnel", "intake wizard", "lead magnet quiz", "segment users on signup", "pre-call survey", "make the form feel less like a form", or shares screenshots of a step-by-step survey they liked and wants their own version. Also triggers on the equivalent phrases in other languages.
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