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Reports / Graphing Data question - Printable Version +- Form Tools (https://forums.formtools.org) +-- Forum: Form Tools (https://forums.formtools.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=1) +--- Forum: General Discussion (https://forums.formtools.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=5) +--- Thread: Reports / Graphing Data question (/showthread.php?tid=324) |
Reports / Graphing Data question - Ben - Oct 6th, 2009 Hey folks. Question: what kinds of ways of graphing / visualizing your form data would be useful? Right now I can only think of a few: 1. submission frequency (how often you receive submissions) 2. individual field breakdown (e.g. a "from" dropdown list of countries, which you could stick in a pie chart or something). 3. a visual map of where submissions are from, either by IP or a country / other location dropdown Any ideas would be very welcome! Just brainstorming for a graphing module... - Ben RE: Reports / Graphing Data question - martin_undefined - Nov 5th, 2009 (Oct 6th, 2009, 9:02 PM)Ben Wrote: Hey folks. Hi, One thought. I use Survey Monkey and their visualisation is quite useful for an overview of what responses have come in: http://scripts.surveymonkey.com/sr_example2.htm RE: Reports / Graphing Data question - Ben - Nov 7th, 2009 Cool - thanks for that! Actually, I think I'm going to expand this idea out a little further. I started mapping out a Reports module then thought I'd start with a Statistics module instead. Statistics would be more generic and just create tabular statistical data and provide its own caching mechanism. That's a better way to approach a reports builder - the reports builder would just be a layer above the stats module, displaying the data already in the database. That said, I'm still very open to hearing about what people would like to see graphed / charted and what kind of stats interests them. - Ben RE: Reports / Graphing Data question - louie55 - Jan 31st, 2010 Perhaps some visualizations of how all (or a subset) of the forms you have configured compare to each other. Such as what percentages of all submissions on the website come from which forms, or which forms are more popular at a certain time of day, or a certain time of year. Another idea that comes to mind would be some way to track how many times each form was unsuccessfully submitted because of validation errors or CAPTCHA errors. Although, I don't know if you log that info or not. You could then visually see any problems users were having with your forms. For example, if a pattern started showing for a certain validation error for a certain form, it might indicate that you need to re-word the instructions for that particular field because it is confusing users. RE: Reports / Graphing Data question - Ben - Jan 31st, 2010 Great ideas, thanks Louie. |