Create Conditional Logic Forms
Creating a conditional logic form has never been simpler. Make smart forms that adapt to the user's response.
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Why Use Conditional Logic?
Improves User Experience
The form adapts based on users' answers, showing only the relevant questions, making it feel less overwhelming and more intuitive.
Simplifies Complex Forms
If you have different paths or user groups, conditional logic helps tailor the form experience for each person without showing irrelevant options.
Improves Data Collection
By hiding unnecessary fields, users only provide the information that matters, leading to cleaner, more accurate data.
Improves User Engagement
Keeps things simple, fast, and focused, ensuring a smoother process and higher conversion rates.
Improves Completion Rates
Shorter, relevant forms mean users are more likely to finish and submit, therefore you can expect lower abandonment rates.
Enables Conditional Follow-ups
With conditional logic, you can set up personalized follow-up actions, like sending targeted emails or showing specific confirmation messages
How does Conditional Logic help?
Skip to other pages
In order to collect the most accurate data for your research, you can ask questions that don't apply to each user, allowing them to skip irrelevant pages in your survey.
Skip to follow up questions
For best results, allow your respondents to skip irrelevant questions in your survey.
Skip Logic
Display only the questions your respondents must answer. You simply need to specify the conditions and choose the fields to hide from the drop-down list.
How to Make an Online Form with Formester in 3 Easy Steps
Skip coding HTML forms. With Formester, easily create online forms, focus on your questions, and boost response rates.
Create a Custom Form
Open the online form builder in Formester. Decide if you want to start with a blank page or use one of the available pre-designed templates.
Combine blocks to create a survey, quiz, registration form, online order form, or any other custom web form.
Add standard fields like Name, Email, Phone, Date, Text Input, or File Upload by simply dragging and dropping these blocks into your form.
Create multiple choice questions, drop-down lists, ratings, and scales – all with just a few clicks. Once your questions are ready, open the form designer.
Choose a built-in form design theme that suits your preferences. Customize the colors, fonts, and buttons until you achieve a web form design that truly represents your brand!
Publish and Share
Activate the form in the Publish section so that people can view and fill it out. Now let everyone access your online form: Add the link to the form page to a button on your website.
Alternatively, share a direct link to your form on social networks. If you need a website form, use the embed code that is automatically generated by Formester's website form creator.
Simply copy and paste it to the desired web page – no HTML coding required. Whichever sharing method you choose, there's no need to set up any additional server integrations.
Gather and Analyze Responses
You don't have to constantly check your dashboard for new responses – you'll receive email notifications when submissions occur. Sit back and get to know your customers one person at a time.
Export results as Excel documents or Google Sheets for analysis at your convenience.
Alternatively, evaluate key stats and response data in informative visualizations through Formester's web interface.
With this valuable data, you can plan ahead for the next steps of your project or business!"
Use Cases for Conditional Logic
Surveys
With conditional logic, surveys become more personalized. You can ask follow-up questions based on initial answers, so users only see the questions that apply to them.
This keeps the survey short and relevant.
Registration Forms
In Registration Forms, you can use conditional logic to show extra options if users meet certain criteria.
For example, if someone selects a specific event type, additional fields can appear for further details.
Application Forms
Conditional logic helps adjust fields based on user eligibility. If a user is not eligible for a certain option, those fields won’t appear, simplifying the process.
Payment Forms
In payment forms, you can adjust prices or show relevant payment options based on what users choose.
For instance, if someone selects extra features, the total cost can update automatically.
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FAQs
Conditional logic allows you to create dynamic forms that change based on user responses. For example, if a user selects "Yes" to a question, you can show them additional fields related to that answer, making the form more relevant and user-friendly.
Setting up conditional logic is straightforward! Our intuitive drag-and-drop interface allows you to create rules without any coding knowledge. We also provide tutorials to guide you through the process.
Yes! You can set rules to hide or show multiple fields based on a single response, allowing you to streamline the user experience and keep your forms tidy and relevant.
Our platform automatically updates the form in real-time. If a user changes their response, the form will dynamically adjust, showing or hiding fields based on the new answer, ensuring they always see the most relevant questions.
No, using conditional logic does not negatively impact your form’s loading time. Our platform is optimized for performance, ensuring your forms load quickly and function smoothly, even with complex conditional logic in place.
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