The Formora Form Builder is the heart of your form creation process. It’s a powerful, yet easy-to-use visual environment where you can design everything from simple contact forms to complex multi-page surveys with conditional logic, all without writing a single line of code.

This introduction will familiarize you with the builder’s interface, core components, and the general workflow for creating and customizing your forms.

The Formora Form Builder Interface - Design, Configure, and Launch

Understanding the Builder Interface

The Form Builder is typically divided into a few key areas:

General Workflow in the Builder

Building a form in Formora generally follows these steps:

1

Start a New Form

From your dashboard, click ”+ New Form” and choose to start from scratch or select a pre-built template.

2

Add Fields

Drag desired field types from the Toolbox onto the Form Canvas.

3

Configure Field Properties

Select each field on the canvas and use the Properties Panel to customize its label, placeholder, validation, and other settings. Refer to Field Properties.

4

Arrange and Organize

Reorder fields on the canvas by dragging them. For longer forms, consider using Layout Elements like headings or page breaks (for multi-page forms).

5

Configure Form-Level Settings

Select the form itself (e.g., by clicking outside any field or on its title) and use the Properties Panel to set the form title, layout & theming, submission behavior, and other form-wide options.

6

(Optional) Implement Conditional Logic

Set up rules to show or hide fields, or skip pages based on user input. See Conditional Logic.

7

Save & Preview

Regularly Save your work using the button in the top bar. Use the Preview button to see how your form looks and behaves.

8

Publish & Share

Once you’re happy with your form, Publish it to make it live. Then, use the Share/Embed options to distribute it. See Sharing & Embedding.

Key Capabilities

The Formora Builder empowers you to:

  • Choose from a wide array of Field Types to capture the exact data you need.
  • Define detailed Field Properties, including input validation and styling.
  • Control the overall Form Settings, like multi-page navigation and what happens after submission.
  • Apply sophisticated Conditional Logic to create dynamic and personalized user experiences.
  • Customize the Layout & Theming to align with your brand identity.
  • Start quickly by Using Templates for common use cases.

Explore Further

This introduction provides a bird’s-eye view. To master the Form Builder, dive into the specific sections within this “Form Building” documentation category:

Happy building with Formora!