Community Talk

I used to love this thread in a community I was part of in my previous life. So here it’s again. What are you listening today? I’ll get things started…

Welcome to the Typeform Community! Tell us a bit about yourself and say hi to the rest of the community. Make yourself at home, our casa es tu casa 🏡 We’d love to know how long you’ve been using Typeform for, and what do you use it for. We’re so pleased you’ve joined us and we’re looking forward to getting to you know! 😁

Happy Monday, all! Ages ago when we could work in the office, we used to hang around the Barception - Typeform’s take on a reception with exactly what it sounds like - a bar! We’re bringing the Barception to all of you, and you can virtually visit it below: Think of this as your virtual meeting space where you can say hello in the morning and goodbye in the evening, talk about what you’ve got planned this weekend or what your favorite beverage of choice is, morning or night! I’m currently drinking iced coffee today - what about you all?

Feature Request: Custom Version Names I’d love to be able to set a custom version name to make version history easier to scroll through to find specific versions. It would make sense as a popup that appears when you click “Publish Changes”, and it’ll be required to fill it out in order to publish changes. It can be pre-filled with the default Typeform version name for those who don’t care what it’s called. Note: This popup asks you to name this latest version and gives an optional long text field to write in notes

Get to experience the quiz about daily life and cultural facts from around the world. https://form.typeform.com/to/fXDut9eZ

just trying to get a little feedback on why folks are ‘learning’ Typeform.. is it for lead generation? research? simple storefront? lead qualification? client segmentation? maybe generate a side hustle? any thoughts are appreciated - note I am not using a typeform to collect the data. I just want to open a conversation. cheers des

Hello everyone, I noticed that my leads can easily save my videos on their desktop... How can I block the download of my videos?

I’ve been part of so many communities that left me feeling… alone. Some were beautifully designed. Some had all the right tools. Some even had amazing people. But something was missing. Real connection. A sense of belonging. A reason to stay. I’m now helping build a new kind of community and I don’t want to repeat the same patterns. So I’m asking honestly: What communities do you currently belong to, and what do they give you? What’s missing in most communities today, especially within belonging or growth? When have you felt most seen, supported, or transformed in a group? What made that space feel alive, trustworthy, and worth your time? I’d love to learn from your experience as we try to build something that truly matters.

Overview Typeform’s current cookie consent solution is very limited and self-contained. In this post, I’ll first talk about the issues with Typeform’s current cookie consent solution, and then provide some suggestions that can help, like integrations with other cookie consent solutions like Cookiebot. Current Problems First, let’s say someone visits your website, and you already use a cookie consent solution like Cookiebot. When they first visit, they’re presented with a cookie banner and they accept all cookies. After exploring your site, they arrive at a page with an embedded Typeform quiz (which has it’s own cookie consent functionality set to ‘on’) and decide to take it. In this scenario, they’re asked for cookie consent again through the Typeform embed. That just doesn’t make for a clean user experience since the differing cookie consent software (the one used on the website vs. Typeform’s built-in one) don’t talk to each other or recognize cookies have already been accepted or de

just looking for your suggestions of songs on Spotify, to help me create a new playlist for my hike along the Camino. I’ll be walking from June 9th to 20th from Porto to Santiago de Compostela. Your suggestions will make it much easier to walk along the trail https://desborough.typeform.com/camino-playlist If you want to meet me in Santiago on June 21 for some adult beverages, I’ll even provide some time to answer Typeform questions. cheers des

Hi community, I’m running a customer survey and its running very slow on mobile devices. I have tested on many different mobile devices and the response time has always been very slow. The survey is quiet long but not complex. I will have to switch to another tool if this can’t be improved, since my main target group will fill out the survey on mobile… even tough I like Typeforms. Is there anything that I can improve/change? Survey: https://pathfinderpro.typeform.com/to/OScKkCcR

Hello everyone! My name is Kimaya Kapoor, and I am excited to join this wonderful community as a new member. With a passion for writing that spans multiple genres, I am a dedicated blogger who enjoys delving into the intricacies of various topics, including news, internet trends, opinion pieces, sports, and technology. In today’s fast-paced world, I believe it's crucial to stay informed and engaged with the issues that matter. Whether it's breaking news stories, emerging technologies, or the latest in sports, I strive to provide insightful commentary and analysis that not only informs but also encourages discussion. I believe that through collaboration, we can create a richer understanding of the world we live in. Best regards,Kimaya Kapoor

We would really like to have better control over the expected/accepted format of the “Number” content type (or a new content type if that’s easier). You currently only support only integers, with controls for min and max number. We could really use a floating number (decimal) option as well, with controls for: min/max value number of decimals negative numbers allowed In addition, it would be really good to be able to add a preceding/trailing item for guiding users that we’re expecting a certain value like percentage or money. I.e the field could have a prefilled % character trailing the input field. Or a $ character before the input field. Right now we have to sue a very clunky workaround by using a short text type, and putting in instructions like “Enter as a percentage value with 2 decimal places. No negative numbers allowed. Also, don’t go over 500%, pretty please as it breaks our backend calculations.” Of course, there’s no enforcement available of these instructions, so all we can

Hello all, We were trying to set up on conversion tracking, and we use Typeform as our lead generation form. For this tracking its crucial for us to pass the parameters from Typeform to a different domain. We tried passing the parameters via GTM but its not working. Please Help!!!!!!!!!!!!