Evictorbook is similar and also has a graph for how they network information together: Evictorbook
Here’s what we have worked on in the past:
Here’s some information from someone else on a survey they used:
Here’s a diagram. Pretty basic. There’s a survey, it has questions, which have answers. There are survey responses for the survey, which have response answers associated with the survey questions. Some features:
- survey_questions.required allows you to require an answer to the question
- survey_questions.kind can be something like ‘single-choice’, ‘multiple-choice’, ‘open-ended’. You would have some logic in your app to ensure that single-choice questions only have a single response answer.
- survey_response_answers.answer_given is for open-ended questions, where the person taking the survey can fill in comments or whatever. Also allows the person taking the survey to give an explanation for single-choice and multiple-choice answers.
- survey_questions.sequence and survey_answers.sequence is to show them in a specific order when being displayed
