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AidaForm Announces Custom Colors & Form Scaling
AidaForm just added a bunch of new features to their online form builder which allows you to create beautiful forms and surveys. Meet support for custom colours, form scaling, and much more.
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Media File Field & More
- Custom Colours
Now you can customize colors for your form’s background, font, buttons, icons, and some other elements. You can find the setting in the Form Designer panel. - Form Scaling
The form scale allows you to zoom in or out the entire created form: make it smaller or bigger to meet your website look and feel. Play with the setting in the Form Designer panel and evaluate the result in the preview mode. - Zapier Updates
All existing Zapier integrations now can receive temporary (valid for 1 hour) links to uploaded files. More triggers to transfer uploaded files and payment processing status are added. - New Auto-Advance Trait
Lets your respondents jump between rating, scale, slider, and Multiple-/Score-/Picture choice fields without the necessity to press the Continue button. The trait applies to the form in conversational form UI only. Please find the setting at Form Builder > Set Up > Traits > Auto-advance. - New Hidden Fields
New hidden country and device fields. Use these fields to get more information about your respondent location and device.
Other improvements include a new Shuffle setting for the Multiple-/Score-/Picture Choice fields that randomly shuffles options order. They also added more currency support for the Order Cart field.
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