asp.net core survey application

Sure — an ASP.NET Core survey application is a great project for learning or building a real-world web app.

Typical features

A survey app usually includes:

• User registration/login
• Create surveys
• Add questions
• Multiple question types
  • Multiple choice
  • Checkbox
  • Text response
  • Rating scale
• Take/respond to surveys
• View results and analytics
• Admin dashboard
• Survey status: draft, published, closed

Suggested tech stack

• ASP.NET Core MVC or Razor Pages
• Entity Framework Core
• SQL Server or SQLite
• ASP.NET Core Identity for authentication
• Bootstrap for UI

Basic database design

You might need tables like:

• Users
• Surveys
• Questions
• Options
• Responses
• AnswerItems

Example structure:

• Survey

  • Id
  • Title
  • Description
  • CreatedBy
  • CreatedAt
  • IsPublished

• Question

  • Id
  • SurveyId
  • Text
  • Type
  • Order

• QuestionOption

  • Id
  • QuestionId
  • Text
  • Value

• Response

  • Id
  • SurveyId
  • UserId
  • SubmittedAt

• Answer

  • Id
  • ResponseId
  • QuestionId
  • OptionId nullable
  • TextAnswer nullable

Recommended project structure

If using MVC:

• Controllers

  • SurveyController
  • QuestionController
  • ResponseController
  • AccountController

• Models

• Views

• Data

  • ApplicationDbContext

Core workflow

1. Admin creates a survey
2. Admin adds questions
3. Survey is published
4. Users fill in answers
5. Results are stored in database
6. Admin views reports

If you want, I can help you with any of these next:

1. Create the full ASP.NET Core survey project structure
2. Write the EF Core models and DbContext
3. Build CRUD pages for surveys/questions
4. Create the response submission form
5. Generate a complete working sample project

If you want, I can start by generating a full ASP.NET Core MVC survey app template with code.