Now that we have added some form elements, it’s time to customize them. Customization allows you to make each field clear and user-friendly. Start by adding descriptive labels so users know exactly what information to provide. Use placeholders to give hints or examples within text fields. You can also mark important fields as required to ensure they are filled out before submission. Additionally, you can adjust other properties like field size, alignment, and input limits. Let’s also briefly touch on field descriptions, conditional logic, and appearance settings to make your form more dynamic and visually appealing.

Labels

Labels are the titles or names of your form fields. Clear and descriptive labels help users understand what information is required.

Placeholders

Placeholders are sample texts that appear inside a text field to guide users on what to enter.

Required Fields

Marking a field as required ensures that users cannot submit the form without filling out that particular field.

Field Properties

Other properties include field size, alignment, and input limits. These can be adjusted to better fit the form’s design and functionality.

Additional Customization Options

Field Descriptions: Adding descriptions or instructions to provide more context. Conditional Logic: Using basic conditional logic to show or hide fields based on user responses. Appearance: Customizing the appearance to match branding or design preferences.

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