I collected product forms worth borrowing
I wanted a place where you could type “feedback,” find a thoughtful form, and start using it. Not like a generic template, but studied questions in the right order and follow-ups that we know work. Someone has already spent time figuring these things out. So I built the Product Form Library . I’ve been researching published surveys and guidance from teams like Superhuman, Intercom, Airbnb and…
The reporter sought a platform where individuals could effortlessly access and utilize pre-designed feedback forms tailored to their specific needs. Instead of relying on generic templates, the reporter aimed to provide thoughtfully crafted questionnaires that follow a logical sequence and incorporate proven follow-up questions. The motivation behind this endeavor was to save time and effort, as someone had already invested in developing these effective forms.
To create this resource, the reporter conducted extensive research, examining published surveys and guidance from reputable teams such as Superhuman, Intercom, Airbnb, and Chromium. By analyzing their approaches, the reporter was able to adapt and transform these established surveys into practical forms that could be utilized immediately.
One notable example highlighted is Superhuman's product-market fit survey. This particular form asks users how they would feel if they were unable to continue using Superhuman. The follow-up questions allow for a deeper understanding of users' sentiments and what they might miss if the product were to cease operations. Another example is a feature-adoption form inspired by Intercom.
The form distinguishes between users who have yet to discover a feature and those who have tried it but have since stopped using it. By identifying the user's stage, the form ensures that the subsequent questions are relevant and targeted.
The collection of forms encompasses various categories, including feedback, onboarding, bug reports, research, and AI products. The reporter's adaptations of these forms are credited, with links provided to the original sources. Should any reader find a specific form useful, they are encouraged to reach out to their agent to integrate it into Fillo.
The reporter welcomes any additional feedback or suggestions on what else could be included in this collection of product forms.
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