# Form Views

Formberry currently offers two form views:

1. Multi-step View (like Typeform)
2. Linear View (like Google Forms)

<div align="left"><figure><img src="/files/6M3DSyVo3ygktqc9oPsh" alt="" width="563"><figcaption><p>Multi-step + Linear Form Views</p></figcaption></figure></div>

## How Views Work

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<summary><strong>Linear View (Like Google Forms)</strong></summary>

Our Linear View provides a straightforward and familiar format, similar to Google Forms. It's great for creating simple forms or surveys. Here's how it works:

* Start by adding questions one after the other, creating a linear flow.
* Users progress through the form, answering questions sequentially.
* Ideal for straightforward data collection with minimal branching or complexity.

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<summary><strong>Multi-step View (Like Typeform)</strong></summary>

The Multi-step View, inspired by Typeform, is perfect for more complex forms that require a user-friendly, step-by-step approach. Here's how it works:

* Break your form into multiple sections or steps, making it less overwhelming for users.
* Each step reveals a portion of the form, keeping users engaged and focused.
* Ideal for longer forms, surveys, or when you need to create a conversational user experience.

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## Selecting a View

Here are some considerations to help you select the right view for you:

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**Form Complexity:** For simple forms, the Linear view is quick and efficient. For complex forms with branching logic, consider the Multi-step view.
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**User Experience:** Think about the experience you want to provide. Multi-step view can make longer forms feel more manageable, while Linear view is straightforward and a scroll-down experience.
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Stay tuned for new form views! ✨


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