Feature Requests

Would it be possible, as a new feature, to be able to enable both the Thank you page AND a redirection after N seconds (configurable) after form submission? If not possible, to be able to add "buttons" in the Thank you page, instead of links only (for better UI / implicit usage of the "link" as a button) That would enhance my usecase where users submit forms integrated within my app, and must be redirected in my app after form submission. And I'd need to provide users with some information as part of the thank you page before redirecting them.

Have you ever wished to continue your online form submission later because you have no time to complete it in one go? Many of us have encountered filling up online forms with many questions or questions that require some information that we don’t have it handy. It would be an unpleasant experience midway through the questions to abandon the submission because we can’t save it and to continue later. This feature will allow users to create online forms with a facility to save and resume the submission later. Enable the option in the form settings, and reduce the submission abandonment. Use the 'Save Draft' button to save your information. You get a permanent link that you can use it to complete your form submission.

Add the ability to customize the PDF export. Basically, set up a custom template PDF for your forms, so they are exported in a specific style, not just tabulated entries. Use placeholders to represent specific fields.

Would it be possible to add a option or change to have the star rating show as image instead of just the words 5 Star? We like to share feedback responses with our employees. It looks really good to see the gold star image on the submission instead of just text.

I think it might make more sense -- especially for a visual form builder -- to start the form-building process by asking the user to define some basic form layout/styling in a way that users can easily return to later, like in Mailchimp. When I first logged in to the product, I was disappointed by the default appearance of forms -- they were full width and it wasn't clear what kind of layout and styling options were available. I personally don't find the templates to be of great value because in most cases I already have fonts, color schemes, etc. defined in a style guide. It was only after I explored the interface more that I understood there were ways to modify the layout and other style preferences.

Create simple apps within FormNX using existing forms & other elements.

Having a "sticky" save on the form would improve the user experience rather than having to always scroll to the bottom to save.

Connect my Domain / Subdomain so I can use it for sharing my forms.

For the healthcare/medical industry, this is crucial! Would be the perfect addition to FormNX, since you already have medical form templates. It would also generally cover the legal industry too. UPDATE (Jan 16 2024): HIPAA compliance for online forms involves several key considerations. Here are some simplified steps to follow: Secure Data Transmission: Ensure that the online form is hosted on a secure website with encrypted communication (e.g., SSL/TLS) to protect the transmission of sensitive data. Minimize Data Collection: Only collect the minimum necessary information on the form. Avoid collecting unnecessary personal health information (PHI) or sensitive details. Implement Access Controls: Set up appropriate access controls to limit who can access and view the data submitted through the online form. This helps prevent unauthorized individuals from accessing PHI. Audit Logs: Implement audit logs to track and monitor access to PHI, providing transparency and enabling organizations to track and investigate security incidents or unauthorized access. Use Encryption: Implement encryption measures to safeguard PHI stored in databases or transmitted to other systems. Encryption helps protect data in case of unauthorized access. Obtain User Consent: Clearly inform users about the data being collected, how it will be used, and any disclosures that may occur. Obtain explicit consent from users to collect and process their personal information. Provide Notice of Privacy Practices: Make your HIPAA-compliant privacy practices easily accessible to users. Include a link to your privacy policy on the online form or provide a summary of your practices. Secure Data Storage: Store the collected PHI securely, ensuring it is protected against unauthorized access either through strong access controls, encryption, or a combination of security measures. Business Associate Agreement (BAA): Have a BAA in place when sharing PHI with third-party service providers or business associates. The BAA outlines the responsibilities and obligations of each party regarding the handling and protection of PHI, ensuring compliance with HIPAA regulations. Regularly Update and Monitor: Keep the online form and associated systems up to date with the latest security patches and updates. Regularly monitor for any potential vulnerabilities or breaches.