Make long forms easier to scan with sections that open and close
Also listed as: Accordion control
What is it?
Xelence forms include an accordion control: a set of headed sections that people can expand or collapse, so only the part they are working on is open.
Why does it matter?
Long forms feel shorter and are easier to find your way around, for staff and constituents alike.
Start thinking about
- Which high-volume forms cause the most re-keying, errors or incomplete submissions today?
- What accessibility standards must your public-facing forms meet, and how do you test for them?
- Which forms will constituents mostly complete on phones or tablets?
- Where should AI help complete a form, and which answers must always come from a person?
- Who owns form standards, such as layout, wording and style, across your teams?
- Which forms would you modernize first as you adopt new Xelence releases?