Make your web page with multi-step forms: Streamline your processes

A single-step (or single-page) form is all on one page, and you answer all the questions at once. You dont have to click on any next buttons or go to different pages. With a multi-step (or multi-page) form, instead of answering all the questions at once, you go through it step-by-step.

Approach Create a multi-step form structure with HTML and style it using CSS. Use JavaScript to handle step transitions, progress tracking, and button interactions. Add event listeners to the Next and Previous buttons for step navigation. Update the progress bar width and active step indicator as users navigate.

A multi-step form is exactly what it sounds like a long-form broken down into multiple pieces/steps to make an otherwise long form less intimidating for visitors to complete. The additional fields only appear after a visitor has filled in their baseline information, like name and email address.

You can include multiple elements on the same HTML page, and each element can contain its own set of input elements and submit button. However, its important to note that each element should have a unique name and action attribute, and each form should only have one submit button.

Creating a multi step form Add an attribute of multistep or data-kw-multistep to the form tag. Wrap the inside of your form in a . Wrap each step in a . Wrap the inside of your in a .

A multi-step form is exactly what it sounds like a long-form broken down into multiple pieces/steps to make an otherwise long form less intimidating for visitors to complete. The additional fields only appear after a visitor has filled in their baseline information, like name and email address.

Multi-step vs. A single-step (or single-page) form is all on one page, and you answer all the questions at once. You dont have to click on any next buttons or go to different pages. With a multi-step (or multi-page) form, instead of answering all the questions at once, you go through it step-by-step.

Multi-step form benefits You can configure a multi-step form to help users complete complicated tasks. For example, instead of having a single, confusing online order form, configure a multi-step form. The multi-step form presents information from the online order form in multiple focused and concise screens.