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

I’m trying to do a single survey with multiple languages - leveraging conditional fields for it is great, however what would be even better is being able to map back the questions in the results. So Question 1 in english, french, and spanish - i should be able to see the aggregated results for that question and filter as needed. 

I’d love to see the “Insights” section reflect the “Responses” as opposed to all historical data. Our team tends to test the form on a regular basis and I noticed that even if you delete responses, they're still going to be reflected there. It would make my life a million times easier if the Insights took this into account so I didn’t have to do it via Google Sheets. Thank you!

@Paul Thomson - do you use a CRM (ie Hubspot) or ESP (Mailchimp)?? they are better designed as email sequences

you CAN do this with Typeform, Google Sheets, a Google Doc/Slide as a template, and an addin called Document Studio 

• the data is submitted from Typeform to the google sheet which kicks off Document Studio process(es) that can merge the data with the template target, create the pdf and email it out to the client 

that’s a simple yet effective way to get there.. 

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I’d really like the ability to have different backgrounds/images on mobile and desktop versions. When I get the picture set up perfectly for mobile, it’s weirdly cropped for desktop, and vice versa.

I think it would be very helpful to add the option of formatted bulleted lists and numbered lists!

It would also be great to include the option to add an image with multiple choice questions.

1. Commas for large numbers.
2. Simpler, more attractive form field inputs on the presentation side.
3. Simpler text formulas for logic instead of dropdown menu fields.
4. Be able to rename variables without having to redo all the logic of the form.

A visible change log that lists unpublished changes.  

Multiple file upload for images 

Being able to pass the submission ID as a field into the end screen button would be huge. It would allow a multi-form user experience without having to rely on 3rd party tools. 

Another feature that would be lovely:

Connect drop-down list options to a google sheet or similar. If a customer doesn’t see the option they want in the dropdown, they can select that it’s not listed and add a new one (conditional follow-up question). We have to then add the new options to the drop-down list manually, whereas with a Google Sheet we could fully automate it. 

Having a comma separating two numbers is essential, this is 2024 not '85. 
I was shocked when I saw that it is not possible to insert it. 

The option to change the colour of the description of the questions. Or at least the sort of opacity the system uses to make the description colour based on given text colour. 

Reason not being aesthetics, but reason being most of the time, the system will create a colour combination with the background and the description text that does not pass the WCAG colour standards.

This I think is quite a big issue - not just because it doesn’t pass standards and makes the descriptions hard to read, but that most people creating surveys and such have no idea to check for these things. I, as a UX designer, do and then use a slightly different background and try different combinations, but most will never try that.