Offer more than one path
Keep voice and text available so respondents can use what works for them.
Use case / Accessibility feedback
Build feedback that meets people where they are.
Use VoxiForm to collect accessibility and inclusive-design feedback through a response path that does not assume everyone wants to type. Keep voice optional, keep text available, and use follow-up to understand the barrier without putting the burden on the respondent.
Access to feedback is part of better feedback.
Accessibility feedback demoLIVE / 10:42
FEEDBACK QUESTIONWhere did the experience become difficult to use?
VOICE RESPONSE
“The error message was announced, but I did not know what to do next.”
AI FOLLOW-UPWhat would have made the next step clearer?
✓
INCLUSIVE FEEDBACKError recovery · next-step ambiguity · guidance opportunity
Use case / Accessibility feedback
The feedback process should not create the barrier.
Offer meaningful choice in how people answer and what context they can share.
Hear the barrier in context
Let people explain what blocked them, when it happened, and what would help.
Follow up without making them prove it
Ask only for useful missing context and avoid turning feedback into an interrogation.
The VoxiForm loop
From inclusive response to a clearer improvement.
Design the invitation
Use plain language and make the response options clear.
Let people choose
Collect voice or text without treating one as the default.
Understand the barrier
AI asks a focused follow-up when the context is genuinely needed.
Review with care
Turn lived experience into a change the team can investigate.
Accessibility feedback demo
A barrier with context
FEEDBACK QUESTION
Where did the experience become difficult to use?
VOICE RESPONSE
“The error message was announced, but I did not know what to do next.”
AI FOLLOW-UP
What would have made the next step clearer?
INCLUSIVE FEEDBACKError recovery · next-step ambiguity · guidance opportunity✓
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