Usually on my page, you see me highlighting simplicity and clarity in charts. That's typically my audience, a boardroom full of executives who need to understand the data quickly. But charts are also used for the public eye, and sometimes the goal can be to catch attention and make the data memorable.
You want to visualize the results of one survey question so it feels natural to put everything in one chart, but in this case it's likely making the results harder to digest.
Instead of reading through hundreds of individual values, a heatmap allows you to see the structure of the data easily. But there are a few questions that the heat map makes it hard to answer.