Form Creation and Editing

Once created, a form can be enriched with questions the user would like to ask. This page covers the usual process on how this is done.

Basic form design
The following image represents the state from which an user starts creating a form.



It consists of:


 * Text field for Form Title
 * Text field for Form Description - a short description of the user's intent
 * Question
 * Actual question title
 * Dropdown element - this chooses the type of expected answer from the user (Paragraph text, Text field, Check boxes, Radio boxes, and so on)
 * Delete Question button - deletes the respective question from the form
 * Add Question button - adds a new question to the form
 * Done - generates a link with the newly created form, ready to be shared on Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and other well known social networks.

The general process of creating a form is starting with a blank "project", completing the form title and form description. Afterwards, pushing the Add Question button will bring up the option of dynamically adding questions to the form. The ways of answering these questions are broad:

Deleting a question is made as easily as adding one, as previously shown. The Delete Question button quickly deletes a question and any changes that have been made to it.
 * Text field (which can be used with the HTML5 validator to force the user to input URLs, emails and even numbers.
 * Text area is a much larger text field, split into rows and columns, allowing the user to input paragraphs of text.
 * Checkboxes and radioboxes are a must-have in today's standard in forms. The flexibility they offer cannot be replaced by any other means.

Press Done and you're ready to go.