Features in Yay or Nay
Yay Or Nay comes with a handful of features. They are described below.
Creation of Custom Codes for Feedback Forms
Folks at conferences are sometimes hesitant to 'just scan' QR Codes. To make feedback forms easily accessible, it is thus possible to create custom, 8-letter codes to access feedback forms from the front page or via permalink.
If no custom code is provided at time of feedback form creation, a random code will be generated.
Creation of Feedback Forms for Multiple Presentation Types
Yay Or Nay supports creating feedback forms for multiple presentation types. There will always be four questions in the feedback form, along with input fields for additional, optional information:
- Name
- Comments
- Consent to the feedback being published
Read more about the available feedback form types in the Feedback Forms section.
Creation of QR Codes for Feedback Forms
Once a feedback form has been created, a QR Code can be generated and downloaded from the admin dashboard.
This QR Code is not customizable at the moment - if you need to apply specific styling, use the fixed permalink and an external QR Code generator instead.
(De-)Activation of Feedback Forms
It is possible to toggle feedback forms from an active to an inactive state and back. Thus, forms can be reused on multiple occasions, or you can make sure that feedback gets collected only shortly after the presentation took place.
Inspecting Gathered Feedback
The Detail View of each created feedback form, available from the admin dashboard, holds the gathered feedback from respondees.
The view features a high-level breakdown of all responses for the respective feedback form, as well as a listing of all individual responses, along with comments, names, emails, and an indicator whether or not the feedback may be published in the future.
A feature to publish select feedback in the future in a guestbook-like style is on the project's roadmap.