Création de formulaires

Overview

NueForm lets you build beautiful, interactive forms that present one question at a time. This guide covers everything from creating your first form to configuring advanced settings like quiz modes and incremental submission.

Creating a New Form

To create a new form:

1. Navigate to My Forms from the dashboard.
2. Click the New Form button.
3. Choose between a NueForm (standard form) or a Fuse (real-time collaborative activity).
4. Give your form a title and optional description.
5. Start adding questions from the question type palette.

Every form is automatically assigned a unique slug for its public URL. You can customize this slug at any time from the form settings.

Form Settings

Basic Settings

Welcome Screen

The welcome screen is the first thing respondents see when they open your form. Configure it with:

Thank-You Screen

The thank-you screen appears after a respondent submits the form.

Form Modes

NueForm supports four distinct form modes, each designed for a different purpose. The mode is set at the form level and affects how answers are scored and how end screens behave.

Standard Mode

The default mode for surveys, contact forms, feedback collection, and any form that does not require scoring.

• No scoring or grading.
• Responses are collected and displayed as-is.
• End screens are purely display-based.

Knowledge Quiz Mode

Designed for quizzes, tests, and assessments where there are correct and incorrect answers.

• Each scorable question (multiple choice, dropdown, picture choice, yes/no, legal, opinion scale, rating) can have correct answers defined.
• A correct answer score (default: 1 point) is awarded for each correct response.
• Quiz feedback can be shown after each question with customizable messages.
• The final score, number of correct answers, and total scorable questions are calculated and stored.

Quiz Settings:

Scoring Configuration (per question):

• Correct Answers (correctAnswers): An array of choice IDs that constitute the correct answer. For single-answer questions, this contains one ID. For multi-select questions, all correct IDs must be selected.
• Correct Answer Score (correctAnswerScore): Points awarded for a correct answer. Defaults to 1.

Lead Qualification Mode

Designed for lead scoring, personality assessments, and forms where different answers carry different point values.

• Each choice in a scorable question is assigned a point value (choiceScores).
• Points accumulate as the respondent progresses.
• Multiple end screens can be configured with score ranges, and the respondent is routed to the appropriate end screen based on their total score.

Scoring Configuration (per question):

• Choice Scores (choiceScores): A mapping of choice ID to point value. For example: { "choice_1": 10, "choice_2": 5, "choice_3": 0 }.

End Screen Configuration:

• Each end_screen question can have a scoreRange property with min and max values.
• After submission, the system matches the total score to the appropriate end screen.

Match Quiz Mode

Designed for personality quizzes, "Which character are you?" style forms, and outcome-based assessments.

• Each choice maps to one or more end screen outcomes (choiceOutcomes).
• As the respondent answers, tallies accumulate for each outcome.
• The end screen with the highest tally is displayed.

Scoring Configuration (per question):

• Choice Outcomes (choiceOutcomes): A mapping of choice ID to an array of end screen question IDs. For example: { "choice_1": ["end_screen_a", "end_screen_b"], "choice_2": ["end_screen_c"] }.

End Screen Questions

In quiz modes (knowledge, lead qualification, match), you can add multiple end_screen questions to your form. These act as conditional endings:

• Knowledge Quiz: The end screen is selected based on the respondent's score.
• Lead Qualification: Each end screen has a scoreRange (min/max), and the matching range determines which screen is shown.
• Match Quiz: Each end screen accumulates tallies from choice outcomes, and the one with the highest tally wins.

End screen questions are placed in the question list but are not shown during the form flow. They only appear at the end, replacing the default thank-you screen.

Adding Questions

Questions are added from the Question Type Palette on the left side of the form builder. Questions are organized into categories:

• Text: Short Text, Long Text, Email, Phone, Number, Website
• Choice: Multiple Choice, Dropdown, Picture Choice, Yes/No
• Rating: Rating, Opinion Scale, Net Promoter Score
• Date: Date
• Media: File Upload, Drawing, Video/Audio Recording, Signature
• Layout: Statement, Welcome Screen, End Screen, Summary, Save Answers, Question Group, Multi-Question Page, Markdown
• Advanced: Legal/Terms, Ranking, Matrix, Payment, Contact Info, Address

See the Question Types section for detailed documentation on each type.

Question Properties

Every question shares a set of common properties:

Media Attachments

Every question supports optional media attachments. You can add images, videos, icons, or QR codes to any question.

Media Types:

Layout Options (Desktop):

Layout Options (Mobile):

Image Adjustments:

Focal Point: Set a focal point (0-1 normalized coordinates) to control which part of the image stays visible when cropped.

Slideshows

You can attach multiple media items to a single question to create a slideshow. Slideshow settings include:

Question Ordering

Questions are displayed to respondents in the order they appear in the builder. You can reorder questions by dragging them in the question navigator panel on the left side of the builder.

Saving and Publishing

Forms are saved automatically as you make changes. To make a form available to respondents, you must publish it. See the Publishing guide for details on the publishing workflow.