Layout elements are non-input fields that help you structure and organize your forms, making them more readable, user-friendly, and visually appealing. They guide users through the form, provide context, and break up long sections into manageable parts.

This guide covers the various layout elements available in Formora and how to use them effectively.

Unlike input fields, layout elements don’t typically collect data and thus don’t have properties like “Required” or “Placeholder.” However, they may support conditional logic to be shown or hidden dynamically.

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Available Layout Elements

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Using Layout Elements Effectively

  • Don’t Overuse: While helpful, too many layout elements can make a form feel cluttered. Use them purposefully.
  • Maintain Consistency: Use consistent heading levels and styling for a professional look.
  • Improve Flow: Use dividers and page breaks to guide the user logically through the form.
  • Provide Clarity: Use paragraph elements for necessary instructions right where users need them.

By thoughtfully incorporating layout elements, you can significantly improve the structure, clarity, and overall user experience of your Formora forms. Next, explore Advanced Input Fields for more specialized data collection needs.