Learn why visitors came to your website, whether they found what they needed, and what got in their way.
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What brought you to our website today?
Multiple Choice
Did you find what you were looking for?
Multiple Choice
How easy is the website to use?
Linear Scale
What was missing, confusing, or frustrating?
Long Answer
What almost stopped you from finding what you needed?
Long Answer
A website feedback survey answers the question analytics can't: why people came and whether they got what they needed. This template covers visit intent, task success, ease of use, and the friction that got in the way.
Analytics shows what visitors did; this survey shows what they were trying to do. The combination of "what brought you here" and "did you find it" produces a task-completion rate per intent, the single most actionable website UX metric. A pricing-seeker who left empty-handed is a very different problem from a support-seeker who did.
Run it as an embedded form or popup on high-traffic pages (Formly supports both), or link it from your footer. Keep it running continuously rather than as a one-off; website friction changes every time you ship.
Popups get more responses; embedded forms get more thoughtful ones. Formly supports both from the same form. A floating popup on key pages plus an embedded version on a feedback page works well.
For intercept-style surveys, 3–5 questions is the sweet spot. This template keeps only the first two required so even rushed visitors leave usable signal.
Yes. Use Formly's hidden fields to capture the page URL with each submission, so you can sort friction reports by page.
Not an exact fit? Use this template as a starting point and edit anything, or describe what you need and let Formly's AI adapt it for you.