We conduct short surveys into most important issues organisations face with regard to technical communication.
Most take about three to four minutes to complete.
We’ll be sharing our findings on the Cherryleaf blog and Cherryleaf podcast. Any information will be anonymised, and we won’t be publishing individual responses.
APIs and developer portals
Take this two-minute quiz to find out how your developer portal scores against key KPIs.
On top of that, we’re going to give you our top three tips for developer portal success!
Take the quiz: What is your developer portal’s KPI score?
Policies and procedures
Take this two-minute quiz to find out how your polices and procedures score against key KPIs.
On top of that, we’re going to give you our top three tips for policy writing success!
Take the quiz: What is your policies and procedures KPI score?
How good is your product’s Help?
Do you love, or hate, the Help that comes with your product or service? Or is it just, Meh?
Take a few minutes to tell us why, and let’s see if your situation is similar to others.
We’ll be sharing our findings on the Cherryleaf blog and Cherryleaf podcast. Any findings we publish will be anonymised.
There are 10 short questions. It should only take about three minutes to complete.
What is “Help”? We mean: online Help, knowledge bases, paper guides, UI text and other information that helps stop users getting stuck.
Great, let’s start!
Closed surveys
Policies and procedures – issues and challenges (2018)
Why does your organisation have end user documentation?
Chatbot development
Location of Technical Authors map
Cherryleaf 2017 European technical communicators survey results – Part 3 Other Salaries
Cherryleaf 2017 European technical communicators survey results – Part 2 UK Salaries
Cherryleaf 2017 European technical communicators survey results – Part 1
Summary of the findings from our 2016 technical communications survey
Cherryleaf Technical Author survey 2011 – in words
Cherryleaf Technical Author survey 2011 – in pictures
Cherryleaf Technical Author survey 2011 – in figures
Which future trends interest a typical Technical Author?
Survey of UK Documentation Teams