Sections & Pages in Forms
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Aries Eroles
It would be great to have sections in Forms just like in Google Forms and in Microsoft Forms.
Also offer the ability to add logic to jump to a section.
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Amber - ClickUp
Hi, there!
We're excited to share that we're working on new improvements for our Form view, including a new full-screen experience, and we'd love to hear your thoughts!
Please take a moment to watch our demo and fill out the quick survey below. Your feedback is invaluable in helping us create the best experience possible!
Thanks! ✨
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Mark Sandoval
+1 in this feature request! Or since we already have the feature of adding line breaks & simple texts through "/" commands, at least we can move it around the form so we can separate some sections that the end users needs to fill out.
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Ralph Stokes
Just to be clear, this is about the end user experience (i.e. the person filling in the form) not the editing experience (i.e. the person building or designing the form)?
I couldn't care less about the editing experience, as long as I know how to use it and clickup docs are there to help, but I need to make sure that people filling out forms can use the form I present them as easily and with as little effort as possible because they are from "outside" clickup, not users of it.
Michael Van Doorn
Ralph Stokes: Correct. This is the end user experience.
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Ralph Stokes
Michael Van Doorn Thanks for clarifying.
And with the utmost respect, I can't understand why you're working on a full screen editing mode rather than bringing the functional features we really need?
Michael Van Doorn
Ralph Stokes: Great question! We're researching the next evolution of Forms which will include new features but also a refreshed user experience. Full screen mode was part of this exploration & researching. We have multiple engineers on the team and that will allow for parallel work whether thats information blocks, field descriptions, nested logic, or alterations to the UI&UX.
Amber - ClickUp
Hi, there!
We're excited to share that we're working on new improvements for our Form view, including a new full-screen experience, and we'd love to hear your thoughts!
Please take a moment to watch our demo and fill out the quick survey below. Your feedback is invaluable in helping us create the best experience possible!
Thanks! ✨
Phil Ford
Amber - ClickUp It seems like this video dosn't relate to the original topic? The suggestion was for forms to have sections and pages (for the end user filling in the form), but the video just shows a full screen editing environment. is there any update on the addition of sections and pages to forms? I would also welcome sections, subheadings or pages for forms to improve the experience of users filling in a form.
Mark Hoffman
Something that is nice to do on other form builders is to put multiple fields on the same line. For example email and phone number can be next to eachother with a large text field below. This allows you to organize things better, keep relevant fields next to each other and reduce the height of a form.
Charlie Clarke
Please please made forms wider....this would help immensely with the length of forms!
Michael Van Doorn
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Ryan MacAlmon
Michael Van Doorn what qtr is this planned for? just an ETA please
Michael Van Doorn
Ryan MacAlmon: We are currently planning, scoping, and designing this feature. We'll have more to share in the near future!
Ed Brancheau
I love Clickup but this kind of stuff drives me crazy because it's such a basic need. And yet it's been "Under Review" for almost two years.
My problem with Forms is that I just want to be able to add text instructions between the Task (don't even get me started on why you call them Tasks instead of questions) so that I can explain how the person filling out the form should answer the question.
But instead of simply being able to edit the form and add a little non-task text, I have to implement a crazy workaround of create a task and making it so that nobody can fill it out.creating
Louis Cezar R. Baguio
we need this feature on our workspace
Mark Hoffman
Check out any of the major form providers to get an idea of features. I use Gravity Forms and JotForm. They are feature rich and have a lot of the main features already fleshed out.
Michael Van Doorn
under review
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