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Web User's Analysis

Web Analysis

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Name:

Age:

Gender:

E-Mail:

Profession:

1. Where do you normally browse?

At Office

At Home

At Browsing Center

At Friends House

Other

2. I visit the website (Please Check all that apply)

To enrich my professional knowledge

To search

To read Advertisement

To time pass

To interact with friends and relative

To read and send mail

To update your blog

To interact with public at large

To do Business

To Earn money through contest

3. Do you use websites connected with your profession only?

Always

Sometimes

Rarely

Not at all

4.While browsing, do you visit only well-known web sites

Always

Mostly

Normally

Rarely

Doesnt make much difference

5. Does the design/layout of web site influence your visit.

Always

Mostly

Normally

Rarely

Doesnt make much difference

	Strongly Agree	Agree	Neutral	Disagree	Strongly Disagree
6. Web sites need information about their web-users to familiarize their site and to make profit through advertisements?	Strongly Agree	Agree	Neutral	Disagree	Strongly Disagree

7. I must able to communicate over the Internet without others being able to read the content?	Strongly Agree	Agree	Neutral	Disagree	Strongly Disagree

8. Are you willing to use your credit card on the web?

Yes

9. If the website is well known and reputed will you use your credit card online?

Yes

10. Would you conduct banking on the Web?

Yes

11. Which of the following would you like to put in a directory for public access on the Web? (White Page) (Please Check all that apply)

Name

Address

Phone No.

E-mail ID

None of the above

12. Have you ever gifted someone through Internet?

Yes

13. Which is more important to you while browsing web?

Convenience

Privacy

Security

14. During Online Registering, In what kind of websites, do you believe the most, and provide your correct information? (Please check all that apply)

I wont Register at all

Only with Familiar Websites

Depends upon the brand name of Website

Depends upon type of Websites (Jokes/Matrimony)

Any Websites

Other

15. What are all the factors refrain you from filling online registration forms in the web? (Please check all that apply.)

Takes too much time

Should the content be reduced

Requires my Personal Data

Afraid of misuse

Afraid of Junk emails

Accessing the site is not worth revealing the requested information

I do not trust the Entity/Websites collecting the data

I always register

Other

16. Does the option of opt-out (disallow distribution or sale of personal information) in the web site influence your giving personal data.

Always

Mostly

Normally

Rarely

Doesnt make much difference

17. Does the geographical position of the web site influence your on line registration.

Always

Mostly

Normally

Rarely

Doesnt make much difference

18. Do you read the Privacy policy of the Websites?

Yes

If No, why

Lack of Time

Lack of Interest

Complicated Legal Language

Other

19. If privacy policy is present in a commercial websites

Your confidentiality level will be high

Does not make much difference

20. If a particular web site originate from your city

Your confidentiality level will be high

Does not make much difference

21. How concerned are you about Privacy and Confidentiality on the Internet?

Not at all concerned

I know I should be concerned, but I'm not

Concerned

Very much concerned

22. How concerned are you about security in relation to making purchases over the Internet?

Not at all concerned

I know I should be concerned, but I'm not

Concerned

Very much concerned

23. How concerned are you about security during banking transaction over the Internet?

Not at all concerned

I know I should be concerned, but I'm not

Concerned

Very much concerned

24. Have you ever experienced Cyber Crime?

Yes

25. What step will you take, if cybercrime happens to you?

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