All Field Types Explained

When it comes to creating questions and answers for forms, surveys, or applications, the variety of field types available allows for maximum flexibility and customization.

By choosing the right field types, you can structure your questions to capture the information you need in the way that works best for your specific purpose.

Here's an overview of the variety and their uses:

 

Text Box 

When adding a text box, this will allow a single line of text.

Example: 
This is best used for a one word answer that you can't already quantify, like a name. 

 

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Text Area

When adding a text area, it allows for a paragraph or multiple lines of text. 

Example: 

 

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Radio 

Adding radio icon allows you to add a list of options for the applicant to choose from but they can only choose 1. 

Example: 

 

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Checkbox Item (Single Checkbox)

Choosing the Checkbox Single button only allows the applicant to view and select 1 option. 

Example: This is typically used for "I agree" statements 

 

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Checkbox Group

List multiple options, allowing the applicant to select more than 1 option.

Example: 

 

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Dropdown

Drop down option will allow you to list options for the application.  The user will be able to select 1 options from the drop down. 

Example: 

 

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Section Title

This allows you to create a section title for the application in any area.

Example: 

 

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Secondary Title 

This is a smaller title that will allow you to define what you want the user to do.  

Example: 

 

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