Here’s a useful article I looked into before starting to design the compatibility test.

https://bootcamp.uxdesign.cc/tips-how-to-make-good-ux-survey-questions-f9aba062dee5

"Tips: How to Make Good UX Survey Questions" has provided valuable insights and guidance that have significantly influenced the design of the compatibility test for my app. By following the principles outlined in the article, I was able to create survey questions that effectively captures my users' and a dog’s preferences, behaviours, and needs, helping me better match their compatibility.

The article emphasised the importance of crafting clear, concise, and unbiased questions, which I incorporated into the chosen questions to ensure accurate and meaningful responses. This will improve the effectiveness of the compatibility test, meaning the best possible matches will occur between prospective owners and dogs.

Additionally, the article highlighted the significance of using a mix of closed and open-ended questions, as well as various question types, such as Likert scales and multiple-choice, to gather comprehensive data. By implementing these strategies, the compatibility test aims to provide valuable insights into users' experiences and preferences, ultimately enhancing the app's usability and user satisfaction.

Click here to see how I got on with designing the compatibility test.