#Wingding fancy section breaks jutoh plus
#Wingding fancy section breaks jutoh series

The first version of this form didn’t allow them the ability to do this as all of the form questions kind of bled into one another. When used, section breaks quickly allow users the ability to *scan* the form at a very high level and get an idea of what they’re about to get themselves into. Now instead of one **super long, daunting** form, it now looks like two **super short** forms. Throw some section breaks in, add some salt, stir, let simmer for 10-12 minutes, and, well, look at that. We also know we need to ask people some basic information about the event, like when they’ll be able to work it, so we can place those questions in a different section. Long enough that some people might see it and not fill it out.īut what if we summoned the courage and decided to use, **GASP**, section breaks? Well, we know we’ll need some contact info from people when they sign up for the event, so we’ll group those questions together in the same section. Simple enough, right? But after asking all of our questions, we end up with a **fairly long form**.

We also need to know what days they’re planning to work, whether mornings, afternoons, or both are best, what dish they’re bringing, how many people their dish will feed and on and on. Asking for people’s personal contact information is also a must in the case that something comes up and we need to contact folks. This is a *relatively* simple form for a fundraising event looking for people to sign up, work it, and find out who’s bringing what. Let’s take a look at the following example. If you don’t want to break up your form into multiple pages, you can still get a lot of the benefits and keep to one page by using section breaks. (), we showed how breaking up a long form into () is crucial in *reducing* user anxiety and *increasing* completion rates. The basic, but still the best use, of Section Breaks on forms is similar to what I talked about last week regarding long forms. If you want more Tips & Tricks, check out this (). If you’re a **Wufoo Vet**, then this might not be for you.

#Wingding fancy section breaks jutoh series

This time we’re going to tackle the unique and incredibly handy () field type.Īs always, these series of posts are meant for *newer* Wufoo users who are not as familiar with the incredible breadth of Wufoo features. It’s time for another installment of the totally irregular (really sorry for my delinquency!), but super useful (hopefully!) Back to Basics series.

#Wingding fancy section breaks jutoh plus

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