- Have a plan before you start.
- Before you begin, know what you want your form to look like.
- Think about how you want your form to function regarding the date and text fields, radio buttons, and checkboxes.
- A recommended way to do this is to print out or draw your form on a piece of paper so you can see exactly what you want your form to look like.
- Continually save and preview your form.
- It's a very good idea to save and preview your form after any addition/edit/deletion you make.
- Continually saving your form is always a good idea, especially when you are creating a form, so that your progress isn't lost in the case of being disconnected or your session timing out.
- By saving and previewing your form, you can ensure that you are following your blueprint, making it exactly what you want.
- Be mindful of the length of your form.
- It is recommended that you do not let your form get too long.
- To avoid having to scroll when your form exceeds the normal window size, add more tabs.
- You can add as many tabs as you want.
- Publishing Validations
- There must be at least a tab, section, and control on a form in order to publish it.
- There must be at least one signature and it must be the last control in order to publish the form.
- There must be at least one required signature on the form.
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