What application shall I create a short interactive questionnaire?

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December 21, 2016
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I plan to develop a short interactive questionnaire that helps consumers to narrow down to a right product. This questionnaire should be working on mobile devices. Will Animate CC work? Any tutorial available? Thank you in advance.

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dmmmediaAuthor

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Nancy -

Thank you for the link. Are all questions on one screen? Actually what I'm looking for is a tutorial on how to develop an "expert system". My client's company are offering five different telephones for consumers who have hearing loss. Consumers can go through a series of questions to help them to narrow down to a right phone that will fit their need or lifestyle. For example; each question is shown on one frame. When a consumer clicks the "A" answer then it will go to the "A" frame and if choose the B answer then it will go to the "B" frame. Does that make sense?

Nancy OShea

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Short answer = Ajax requests.

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Szalam

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Long answer = Aaaaaaaaaajjjaaaaaaaaaaaaax reeeeeeeeqqqueeeeeeeests.

dmmmediaAuthor

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John - Thanks. I have Animate but it seems not to be working on a mobile phone. I google for tutorial but it's nowhere to be found.

Nancy OShea

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If you're building an interactive questionnaire for a web page, use Dreamweaver and JavaScript or jQuery, CSS and HTML5 code. If it's a complicated questionnaire, you may want to add some server-side logic with PHP & MySQL data. But that would depend on your hosting plan.

Flash (aka SWF) on the web is a zombie. Most mobile devices don't support it. And only a few desktop users have Flash player anymore. Google is pulling Flash ads on January 2nd. Browsers have already started blocking Flash content by default. Flash's fate on the web is sealed shut.

Microsoft Edge will block Flash content by default - gHacks Tech News

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dmmmediaAuthor

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Actually I would prefer the questionnaire embedded on the website. Also my client doesn't want to pay extra fees for Survey Monkey. Years ago I created similar questionnaires using Flash and they worked really nice on website/mobile until it stopped functioning. Any suggestion?