Case Study
ResearchGrid
Overview
A dynamic candidate survey system with dynamic survey builder (11+ question types), Excel import/export, flexible assignment system, and advanced analytics.
Business Challenge
Research teams ran surveys through rigid tools — limited question types, manual data entry, no role separation between admins and respondents.
Why It Was Built
Built as a flexible survey and research platform with role-based access so teams can design, distribute, and analyze studies in one system.
Target Users
Research teams, academic projects, and organizations running structured surveys and data collection.
Architecture
Laravel 12 with Bootstrap 5; role-based access control separates admins, researchers, and respondents; dynamic form builder generates survey schemas stored as structured data for clean analysis.
Deployment
Laravel deployment on VPS with MySQL; scheduled jobs compile response summaries.
Scalability
Schema-driven surveys mean no per-survey code changes; response tables are indexed for analytical queries.
Challenges
- Limited survey flexibility
- Manual data entry
- No role-based access
- Basic analytics
Solutions
- Dynamic survey builder
- Excel integration
- Role-based access control
- Advanced analytics
Summary
Survey and research platform with role-based access and a dynamic form builder.
Technologies Used
Third-Party Integrations
- Dynamic survey builder
- Role-based access control
- Response analytics
- Export to spreadsheet
Results & Metrics
Flexible survey creation
Efficient data management
Secure access control
Comprehensive insights
We design, publish, and analyze surveys ourselves now — no developer needed per study.
Project Timeline
Phase 1: Core platform foundation
Phase 2: Survey builder
Phase 3: Excel integration
Phase 4: Assignment system
Phase 5: Role-based access
Phase 6: Analytics
Measurable Outcomes
Surveys that previously needed custom forms now launch in minutes with role-managed access and built-in analytics.
Designed & developed by Ankush Gautam
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