Society & Culture

Caféstudy members! What do you think of our new website? and any general feedback on Caféstudy?

Society & Culture

Posted by: TaylorCS

5th Mar 2021 03:15pm

Hello Caféstudy members!

As you would have seen the Caféstudy website has had a major facelift! So because we are nosy, please let us know your thoughts?!

What do you like? anything you dislike? What's something you'd love to see us include?

Any general feedback on what you're loving / not loving about Caféstudy as well?

Thanks in advance for your feedback!

Comments 11

jo_c

It looks more informative without being cluttery.

mich21

Haven’t logged in for a while but it looks user friendly and easy to access

sturtpete

Innovative and creative website

mich21

Haven’t logged in for a while but it looks user friendly and easy to access

Mevanwy

I love it! I can finally see everything on the dashboard.

Berocca

Cleaner and user friendly

RAJAN31448586

Looks great!

Aggedor

I like the new look, more modern and streamlined, while still recognisably the same website. I dislike survey sites that undergo a radical makeover and look nothing like the original (another survey site comes to mind, but I will not name it here).

dubbo

it will be good if we get more well paid surveys

vickbenla

It’s set out well,

jilln

I love it, colourful and informative and I'm about to install the app to remind me to log in more often.

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