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Use a professionally designed landing page inhich your form is embedded. Don’t use a basiceb-page, an empty page or send out the link directly if you have a long form. In some cases, it makes sense to add an FAQ list and other resources to the page to help the users understand the context. The FAQ questions help address all the possible reasonshy someoneouldn't fill it. 6. Use a start screen Start screen in long forms A start screen in multi-step forms shows the userhat type of questions and categories to go through.


It prepares users mentally for the length of the form. So often, Ias filling russia numbers in survey forms and stopped it because it took more time than I expected. Just recently, I got a survey email from an airline to rate my recent flight experience. Ias quite happyith the experience, so I thought Iill take a bit of time to go through the form. It had no progress bar or start screen, so I stopped, probably half-way through (I had no ideahere in the survey Ias).


The image above shows a start screen that provides an overview about the form before asking any question. You can build such a form in LeadGenith textboxes on the first form step. Sign up for LeadGen 7. In a landing Page You can do a lot of stuffith your form design. Use custom icons, illustrations or emojis that appearithin your form content. Other than full images, icons stand out more and create a great visual experience.