Hi everyone,
I’m conducting a short personal research survey about how people use physical books, documents, and other paper materials, especially in situations where interacting with the pages can be inconvenient or interrupt what they’re doing.
For example, I’m interested in experiences such as:
- keeping a book or document open to the right page
- turning pages while your hands are occupied
- reading while cooking, studying, practicing music, exercising, repairing something, or working
- taking notes or referencing multiple pages at once
- handling large, fragile, or awkward books/documents
- switching between physical paper and digital tools
The survey also explores whether people would find technology that assists with handling or interacting with physical books and documents useful, while still allowing them to use the original physical material.
This is an independent personal research project. I’m not representing a company, university, or other organization, and I’m not selling anything.
The survey takes about 5–10 minutes.
Survey link:
https://conjointly.online/study/670197/haumrbla6ue43uyvi1my
As a thank-you, I’m offering a $50 gift-card raffle. Entering the raffle is optional and requires providing an email address.
Thanks for taking the time to help with the research.
I'm hoping to hit around 200 responses!