We use this area to record design work and decisions made, and any iterations made to improve usability for form creators and form fillers.
This feature introduces new functionality to the form filler’s journey, allowing them to request an email confirming that they’ve successfully submitted a form.
This feature introduces new functionality to the form building tool, allowing form creators to add more complex help text to a question page. This ‘guidance’ text will appear above the question, on the same page.
This journey is designed to allow people to create a trial account and request an upgrade to an editor account - so they can make live forms to be published on GOV.UK.
This feature introduces functionality in the form building tool to help form creators return to edit their questions more quickly when previewing the form as if they’re someone who’s filling it in. It introduces a clearer, simpler route for form creators to navigate between previewing and editing their form.
This feature introduces new functionality to the form building tool to allow form creators to see how their form is performing. We’ll be starting with a minimum offering of: number of forms started, number of forms submitted, and completion rate.
This feature introduces the ability to make a draft of a live form so that you can prepare changes to it. You can then make all the changes live at the same time, when appropriate.
This feature introduces a clear and quick way to help form creators understand what an answer type will look like and how it’ll be formatted alongside other content they’ve added - including hint text and additional guidance.
This feature introduces new functionality to the form building tool to help form creators create simple skip logic for questions. This means you can skip someone to a later question in a form based on their response to a question where they have to select one answer from a list.
This journey enables other departments having more control over who creates and publishes forms.