How to Create a Jotform Card?
It's finally here! Introducing Jotform Cards: The friendly way to ask. So, you wanted to create one yourself? Before we get started, let's break down the anatomy of a Card Form into sections: Welcome Page...
It's finally here! Introducing Jotform Cards: The friendly way to ask. So, you wanted to create one yourself? Before we get started, let's break down the anatomy of a Card Form into sections: Welcome Page...
It's an exciting time to jump on the bandwagon. Jotform Cards is here - a new and friendly way to ask! With this new feature, you can now create forms from scratch with as little effort as possible. Reduce the painstakingly long time of...
It's time to make a decision - Classic Forms or Card Forms? We know this is solely based on preferences, but we put together a list of differences between the two types of forms. It is important to know the advantages, along with some typical...
In Jotform Cards, you can disable the submit button based on a condition. This is useful if you need to apply restrictions to your form. In the following example form, users that are less than...
The arrival of Jotform Cards has changed the general look and feel of online forms built with our platform. With the Classic Form layout, forms were usually embedded within a page, displayed as a button or link, or served as a lightbox popup. You...
Note This guide is for the Card form layout.For Classic forms, use the Review Before Submit widget. See Adding Widgets to learn more. Jotform Cards or the "Single Question Per Page" format allows form fillers to see the fields through...
Note: This guide is for enabling geolocation in Jotform Cards. For classic forms, use mapping and locator widgets. The Address card in Jotform Cards has a built-in geolocation feature that automatically detects the form filler's location....
If you're looking to redirect your form fillers to a specific page after submission on your card form, this guide will show you how. Note This guide is for redirecting card forms. For classic forms, see Redirecting Users to a Different...
Jotform Cards was designed to display one question per card. But sometimes, it's necessary to ask multiple questions at once. This guide shows how to display multiple questions in a single card using the Muli-line Question element....
Email verification is a popular method used to determine if an email address exists. It can also help slow down bots and spammers. Note This guide shows how to require email verification in Jotform Cards. For Classic forms, see this...
While limited, Jotform Cards allows you to customize or hyperlink the texts on its Thank You Message page. You can change the font style and weight of the texts. Note: You can only customize the subheader texts of the Thank You Message...
This guide shows how to change the Thank You page of Card forms. For Classic forms, see this guide. The Thank You Page settings in the Card Form layout had been streamlined for easy access and...
When embedding forms on a website, one of the priorities has always been the look and feel of the form. Any website owner would prefer to build a form that matches their website's design. Although the Card Form layout doesn't support CSS...
With Jotform Cards, you can make additional adjustments when you embed the form into your website. It's an offsite feature called Inline Embed, where you can adjust the overall design of the form and set the visibility of the additional form...
In Jotform Cards, the title appears at the top of the form when you remove the Welcome page. The progress bar on the other hand appears at the bottom when there are at least four visible cards in your form. To hide the form title or...
Logos bring out the identity of a company, service, or product. That’s why you may want to add a logo to your card form. Adding a logo in Jotform Cards is easy. You can add it to the Welcome page, the Thank You page, or both....
Emoji Slider is a feature added within Jotform Cards that allows you to interact with your form respondents in a more enjoyable way. Here's an actual demo of the Emoji Slider in Card Form:...
With the new Jotform Cards comes an option to freely switch between Classic and Card form layouts anytime. Changing the Layout via the Form Designer To switch your form layout from the Form...
The Continue Forms Later, also known as Autofill or Save and Continue, lets your users save their progress in the form and come back to it later to complete their submission. It's similar to Classic forms, which require users to select Save on the...