UX Testing My Website

Experience design testing (UX testing) is an important step in the process of creating an interface design since it offers insight into how the end-user interacts with the interface, demonstrating if they found it fun and helpful and gauging their level of satisfaction. I created a feedback form on Google Forms to UX test my website, and I'd like to add it to my navigation bar.
 

I launched Google Forms, added a title, and then created my first question. I then selected multiple-choice questions from the left-hand drop-down menu. The options I desired were subsequently added. I then used the duplicate icon at the bottom of the page to duplicate the original question, and I updated it for my second question. I kept going in this manner until I had answered every multiple-choice question, at which point I added two more that required written responses.

I then altered the form by selecting the paintbrush in the upper right corner, uploading my own image, and changing the color scheme.

The form is now available for usage on my Wix website. I inserted the link into the navigation bar because I wanted a form that would be on the page so that all people could easily discover it and test my website while on the website itself.

Here is my feedback: 

Most people think that my site has a great design, but some people think it's good, maybe I'll find something in the comments that I can improve.

The majority did deem the navigation to be outstanding, so I was happy with this outcome because I believed the navigation to be effective.

I can tell from this feedback that although most people thought my homepage was "excellence," just a small percentage thought it was good. 

Most people believe my social media is really effective. For you to see, I'll add a couple more posts on them.

First of all, I want to thank everyone for adding my page to their Feedbooks. I'm overjoyed that everyone finds it to be so appealing. I've had only positive feedback, which makes me very satisfied. One of the opinions that allow for multiple responses will undoubtedly improve, and as for the second opinion, we appreciate your insight and suggestions for improvement.

Once I have considered the best method to improve based on these comments, I will review the design of my website and present the modifications.