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To start your very first Google Form, head to docs.google.com/forms and select the type of form you want to create. There are plenty of different form templates to choose from or you can select a blank form to start completely from scratch.
The dropdown question field is another way that you can let respondents select from a set of predetermined answers. Rather than showing all of the options in a list, it displays them as a dropdown menu.
If you want people to complete your form (and not think the process is totally painful), conditional logic is a huge help. With conditional logic, the rest of your form adapts based on the response a user gives.
To do so, click the paint palette that appears near the top of the page when editing your form. That opens up a sidebar where you can set your text style, choose a background colour, and add a custom header image.
With a more advanced form builder like Paperform, you can personalise even the tiniest details. You can tweak your colours, select from dozens of fonts, and customise your buttons and other UI elements.
You can even insert images, edit them, and embed videos anywhere on the page. Paperform integrates with Unsplash and GIPHY, so you can search and add visuals without switching tabs or leaving your current tab.
But rest assured that you can get this level of integration with other more advanced form builders too. Paperform, as one example, can easily be directly connected to Google Sheets, Airtable, Excel, and more.
The last thing you want is a form that requires a tonne of manual work and heavy lifting. While the creation of your form can be pretty simple, you can take things a step further with various add-ons and automations to streamline your process even further.