The table below shows the numbers of visitors to Ashdown Museum during the year before and the year after it was refurbished. The charts show the result of surveys asking visitors how satisfied thay were with their visit, during the same two periods.

The table illustrates how many

people

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visited the Ashdown Museum in the years before and after its refurbishments,

whereas

the pie charts demonstrate the rate at which

visitors

were satisfied with their visits.

Overall

, it is evident that after the redevelopment, not only the satisfaction rates but

also

the number of museum attendees went up. In the

year

before the museum was refurbished, it had 74,000

visitors

.

However

,

this

figure surged significantly to more than 90,000

visitors

in the

year

after. Before redevelopment, around half of the

people

visiting were dissatisfied,

while

a mere 15% of them were very satisfied and 30% satisfied. In the

year

after, in comparison,

people

reported more satisfaction, with the majority of them being satisfied and very satisfied at 35% and 40% respectively, accounting for well above 70% of the whole proportion. Dissatisfaction rates,

on the other hand

, dwindled by more than 25%, accounting for 15% of the

visitors

in the

year

after.

Similarly

, very dissatisfied groups

also

sharply declined from 10% to 5%. Notably, the proportion of

people

not responding to the survey remained unchanged at 5%.