A form page is a web page designed to collect information from users through various input fields. These pages are commonly used in online applications, surveys, registrations, and other interactive processes. The collected data can be submitted for processing, allowing businesses and organizations to gather user feedback, manage subscriptions, or facilitate transactions.
Here’s a categorized list of form page types based on their presentation style:
Types of Form Pages by Presentation Style
1. Embedded Forms
– Integrated directly into the content of a web page.
– Examples: Contact forms, registration forms.
2. Pop-Up Forms
– Interactive windows that appear on top of a web page, often triggered by user actions.
– Examples: Newsletter subscriptions, discount offers.
3. Modal Forms
– A type of pop-up that dims the background and requires user interaction to dismiss.
– Examples: Login forms, application forms.
4. Floating Forms
– Forms that “float” on the side of the screen and remain visible as the user scrolls.
– Examples: Feedback forms, chat support forms.
5. Full-Screen Forms
– Forms that take up the entire screen, often used for immersive experiences.
– Examples: Event registration forms, surveys.
6. Accordion Forms
– Forms that expand or collapse sections as the user fills them out.
– Examples: Multi-step registration forms or surveys.
7. Sticky Forms
– Forms that stick to a certain position on the screen as users scroll.
– Examples: Newsletter sign-ups or lead capture forms.
8. Inline Forms
– Forms that appear within the text or content of a page, typically for comments or quick feedback.
– Examples: Comment sections on blogs.
9. Side Bar Forms
– Forms placed in the sidebar of a website.
– Examples: Subscription forms or quick contact forms.
10. Swipe Forms
– Forms designed for mobile devices where users can swipe through questions or fields.
– Examples: Mobile surveys or feedback forms.
