Creating your first form on Formall is a straightforward process that allows you to collect data efficiently. This guide walks you through the steps to design and publish your first form, making it ready for data collection.
Before you start
- Ensure you have an active account. If not, refer to the "Setting Up Your Account" article.
Steps to create your first form
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Log in to Formall Access the application using your credentials.
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Navigate to the Form Creation Section Once logged in, locate and click on the section dedicated to form creation.
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Design Your Form Use the available tools to add fields and customize your form. You can refer to the "Adding Blocks to Forms" article for detailed instructions on adding different types of blocks.
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Customize Form Appearance Adjust the look and feel of your form by accessing the customization options. For more details, see the "Customizing Form Appearance" article.
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Add a Cover Image (Optional) Enhance your form by adding a cover image. Follow the steps in the "Adding Cover Images" article if needed.
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Save Your Form Once you are satisfied with the design, save your form to ensure all changes are recorded.
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Publish the Form After saving, publish your form to make it available for data collection.
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Test Your Form Before sharing, test the form to ensure all fields and functionalities work as expected.
Example Form Configuration
Here is an example of a simple form setup you can use:
Form Title: Customer Feedback
Fields:
- Name: Text Input
- Email: Email Input
- Feedback: Text Area
- Rating: Dropdown (1-5)
If something goes wrong
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Form Not Saving: Ensure you have a stable internet connection. If the problem persists, try refreshing the page and saving again.
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Fields Not Displaying Correctly: Double-check the field settings in the form design section. Make sure each field is properly configured.
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Unable to Publish: Verify that all required fields are filled out and that there are no errors in the form setup. If issues continue, log out and back in to refresh your session.
