Better UI UX for forms
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Sales & Marketing
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Can you modernise the design for forms, surveys, and quizzes?
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Oliver Sutton
Using radio buttons and similar elements is an outdated approach to form design. The current standard favours visually appealing and interactive large boxes, as shown in the example.
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Chase Buckner
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🚀 Forms and Surveys UI/UX feels outdated, needs a modern overhaul
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Guada Molina
The forms feel visually outdated compared to modern SaaS tools. Many elements are not customizable, basic UI components like checkboxes are too small, and overall the experience doesn’t feel polished.
A visual and UX refresh would make a big difference and help bring it up to the standard of tools like ConvertBox. Specifically:
A modernized design system (spacing, typography, component sizing)
Better visual hierarchy and readability
Progress indicators or progression bars where relevant
A cleaner, more modern overall presentation
More flexibility and personalization across form elements
For example, the terms and conditions field is just a plain text box. There’s no way to properly adjust padding, spacing, or styling. More control over layout and styling would significantly improve the user experience.
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Oliver Sutton
Has anyone done this using CSS?