What features would you like Typeform to have in the future?

I would like the minimum number of steps on the opinion scale to be 4.

I think @Liz mentioned this is in the works!

@kpaxman - actually this is possible using logic/branching (which is available on paid plans, check the level of plan you need). you just need to create different ending pages for the logical paths and from those different ending pages you redirect as necessary/required

des

Hi Des,

Thanks for your response. This is more of a compromise as it still requires the user to click a button to access a link. What I would like is an automatic redirect to a specific URL on form completion based on their responses without the user having to click a button. There is the functionality for one redirect and I’d love it if they could expand this out to more redirects based on logic.

Agree! Was coming here to add the same request. We are similarly trying to filter customers who had their last appointment more than 4 weeks ago. Would be amazing to set logic based on dynamic dates i.e., continue to next question if appointment date < today()-4weeks. 

Hello,

Will it possible to enlarge the navigation arrows and customize them ? It is an important feature, I think...

We need more fine-grained control over certain design elements. One of the main problems with Typeform designs is the readability, due to the text opacity being 0.7, for example. It makes it very illegible with certain background images, which themselves have no opacity control either (yet ought to). 

In fact, why not just add a way to enter custom CSS? This would be a super easy way to override the defaults without adding new UI features and complexity.

We print out all of our responses and it would be incredibly helpful if there was a print icon available on mobile.

Hi - when making long quizzes or ones with logic jumps (for example where you copy a solution into two statements - one which is the correct answer and one which is wrong) it would be great if you could copy the source formatting into the new question or statement instead of having to redo it every time.

Thanks @Liz .

One more request - or what seems to be a bug.

Certain formatting changes revert back (undo themselves) when you make changes in a live question, and then hop to any other question or statement and back: underline, and numbered lists just don’t stay. The indentations in the numbered lists disappear. Also makes it painful to then add to the list later.

It would be VERY useful to be able to auto detect if respondents are on a mobile or on PC, in order to redirect each group of users (mobile VS PC) to a different question or a different Thank you screen within the same typeform. 

I think this would of great help for every app developer using Typeform, enabling us to use the usual deeplinks for mobile respondents and other alternative links for PC respondents.

Thank you :)

There are a lot of things that you clever developers take for granted. Your interface is super easy and fun to use (ditto to complete!) But your back-office stuff and help centre isn’t quite at the same level. And that’s a problem for people like me who aren’t techie nerds. I’m a secretary made good virtual assistant. I understand marketing, presentation, impact, ease of use, time to complete, etc. But I know naff all about workarounds and code and logic etc. All I want to do is for you to receive an email address, send a ping and go yep, that’s a valid email address. I don’t want to have to do it, and I don’t want to interrupt the flow of the quick survey to do the validation that a ping from you would do easily… So I want to see email validation -- and if I ask for the email at the top of the survey by the time it gets to the end and the system checking all the questions have been answered correctly, you’ve also checked the email address. Simples!

ALSO, the trick with the “OTHER” field is really neat! Why don’t you do the same thing with the hidden fields, and let us pop the utm_source stuff in one which can be hidden on the Welcome screen. Or have them as a series of radio buttons which you click to select your source, and when it’s a live survey, they become invisible to the person completing the form.

My survey took next to no time to create (well, after I finished drawing the icons and the Cilla Black chair, etc.) But learning how to share it has taken twice as long, and I’m still not sure I know how to add a utm source code! Sorry guys, you have to make this stuff easier for folks like me.  THANKS!!