Form fields are the fundamental building blocks of any online form. They are the interactive elements that your users will use to input their information. Formora provides a comprehensive suite of field types, allowing you to collect data in various formats, ensuring accuracy, and enhancing user experience.

This page serves as an index to the different categories of field types available in the Formora Form Builder. Each category contains multiple specific fields, detailed on their respective pages.

A Variety of Field Types to Suit Every Need

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Categories of Field Types

To make it easier to find the right tool for the job, Formora organizes its field types into logical categories. Click on any category to learn more about the specific fields within it, their configuration options, and best use cases.

Text Inputs

For collecting textual information, from single lines like names and emails to longer paragraphs for comments or descriptions.

Numerical Inputs

Designed for capturing numbers, including integers, decimals, sliders for ranges, and specific numerical formats.

Date & Time Inputs

Allow users to easily select dates, times, or date ranges using intuitive calendar and clock interfaces.

Choice Fields

Enable users to select one or more options from a predefined list, including radio buttons, checkboxes, and dropdown menus.

File Upload

Allow users to securely upload files directly through your form, with configurable size and type restrictions.

Layout Elements

Structure and organize your form for better readability and user experience, using headings, paragraphs, dividers, and page breaks.

Advanced Inputs

Specialized fields for more complex data capture, such as ratings, signatures, address blocks, or even payment processing elements (if applicable).

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Finding the Right Field

When building your form, consider the type of information you need to collect:

  • For open-ended text answers? Use Text Inputs.
  • For quantities, scores, or amounts? Use Numerical Inputs.
  • For appointments, birthdates, or deadlines? Use Date & Time Inputs.
  • To offer a set of options? Use Choice Fields.
  • To receive documents or images? Use File Upload.
  • To improve form structure? Use Layout Elements.
  • For specialized data like star ratings or e-signatures? Explore Advanced Inputs.

Each field type comes with its own set of specific Field Properties, including labels, placeholders, help text, validation rules, and styling options. These are detailed on the individual field type pages.

Dive into each category to discover the full potential of Formora’s field types and build forms that are both powerful and user-friendly!