Finding User's True Preferences with a Gamified Survey
summary
An open-source Next.js budgeting game collects trade-off data by letting respondents pick improvements with explicit costs and visualized benefits, and it has been deployed by over 40 transportation agencies including BART and Long Beach. The project uses front-end JSON-configured items, built-in API routes to save responses and CSV export protected by HTTP basic auth, and admin features for monitoring. Usage reports are overwhelmingly positive and the interactive survey both teaches relative costs and yields actionable preference data.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 3:22Why Is Next Js Such a Good Fit for Developing this Type of Game
- 4:54Api Routes
- 6:01Feedback
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