Example ONFORM

Welcome to ONFORM. Let’s take a look at what an ONFORM is, and why if you care about engaging with your audience you’ll want to create something just like this.

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Psst… creating an ONFORM like this takes next to no time, and if you need a hand our support team are always just an email or live chat away.

Information

This is an example ONFORM, and this is an info slide, you can add these between questions (or at the start/end of your ONFORM) to break up questions and, just like in this instance, you can add some explanatory text.

For example, you might want to break up questions that relate to a specific theme with an info slide, or provide certain information, like a privacy notice.

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You can also add supplementary text at the bottom, just like this, so you can add extra information as needed.

Question 1 of 6

This is a multiple choice question, you can choose just one answer, so choose carefully… Oh, and when you choose an answer you'll get a breakdown of the percentages previous folks answered, so you know where you fit in.Answer Choice 1Answer Choice 2Answer Choice 3Answer Choice 4Answer Choice 5

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Question 2 of 6

This is another multiple choice question, this time you can choose more than one answer and when you're done, click the "Next" button below.Answer Choice 1Answer Choice 2Answer Choice 3Answer Choice 4Answer Choice 5

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Question 3 of 6

Here's a scale rating question. Where you can allow respondents to answer on a scale of 0 (or 1) – 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 or 10. Plus you can add a label to the first and last scales. {Scale: 0 (Absolute rubbish!) – 5 (Absolutely amazing!!)}012345

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Question 4 of 6

Next up is a matrix question, this is great when you have several options (or sub questions) you want to ask. This question is optional – see how you can skip to the next question without providing an answer? {Scale: 1 (This is not cool. At. All.) – 5 (This is really cool!)}

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Question 5 of 6

And here's a few paragraph box questions (textareas), again allowing you to ask sub questions:

Sub question 1

Sub question 2 Plus this one has a note too!

Sub question 3 Plus this paragraph box is bigger than the others.

Nearly Done!

Hopefully you now have a few ideas on how you can use ONFORM. It’s free to sign up and really easy to create an ONFORM just like this one.

There are up to 19 question types available (8 available for free accounts), and in this example we’ve only used 7 of them, so there’s lots more for you to explore – check out the other example below and the pricing page for more information.

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Question 6 of 6

What did you think of this demo? This is the smiley question type – you get the idea.12345

Please Provide An Answer