HighLevel’s forms/surveys are functional but visually limited. Many of us hack CSS/JS or use tools like Perspective to get modern, mobile-first, image-rich experiences. Let’s ship a Modern Visual Survey & Quiz Builder with true design control:

What we need

• Per-question layout & style (card, conversational, split image/text, full-bleed image, minimal).

• Media blocks next to/above/below questions; adjustable image/video size & position.

• Design presets (Conversational, Minimal, Card, Full-Screen) + full controls (fonts, sizes, spacing, radius, shadows, borders).

• Component controls: bubble choices, buttons, sliders, progress, steps, back/next, keyboard enter.

• Theme variables (color tokens & typography) + per-question overrides.

• Mobile-first responsive behavior with easy breakpoints.

• No-code first, but allow custom CSS for power users.

• Reusable templates and cloneable question blocks.

Why it matters

• Higher conversion rates

• On-brand, premium UX without leaving GHL

• Eliminates fragile code workarounds

Inspiration

• Perspective-style image+text layouts and conversational flows.

User stories (for product team)

• As a marketer, I can choose a layout preset per question so every step matches the message and media.

• As a designer, I can set global theme tokens (colors, fonts, radius) and override them on specific questions.

• As an agency, I can save templates and reuse them across accounts.

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Acceptance criteria

• Presets: Conversational, Card, Minimal, Full-Screen Image (with editable spacing/typography).

• Media: Image/video block per question; controls for ratio (1:1, 4:5, 16:9), position (left/right/top), and width (%).

• Inputs: bubbles, buttons, sliders, selects, toggles, date, file; all styleable.

• Navigation: progress (bar or steps), back/next, keyboard submit; all styleable.

• Responsive: mobile/desktop previews with breakpoint controls.

• Export/Import: save as template; clone any styled question.

• Performance: loads quickly (under 1 second) - possibly showing visual transition between questions so they don’t feel like they are waiting.

I thought this was already the case but then found out I might be wrong. I did find a couple of "Multi-Step" suggestions which are pretty similar to this.