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# Available Field Types

FoxForm organizes screen types into two groups: **Flow Screens** (which control form structure) and **Question Screens** (which collect data). Below is a complete reference for every type available in the builder.

## Flow Screens

### Welcome
The intro screen that starts your form. It has a **Title**, an optional **Description**, and a **Button text** field. Use it to set context, explain what the form is about, and motivate respondents to begin. Every form should start with a Welcome screen.

### End
The closing screen shown after a respondent submits the form. Configure a **Title**, **Description**, optional **Media** (image or video embed), a **Show button** toggle, and **Social links** to send people to your website or social profiles after completing the form.

## Question Screens

### Short Text
A single-line text input. Best for short answers like names, job titles, or city names. Configure the **Question**, **Description**, **Placeholder**, and mark it as **Required** if needed.

### Long Text
A multi-line text area for open-ended answers. Use it when you need detailed feedback, comments, or descriptions.

### Number
A numeric-only input field. Ideal for quantities, ages, budgets, or any response that must be a number.

### Email
An email address input with format validation (checks for `@` and domain). Use it to capture leads or contact details. The default placeholder is `name@example.com`.

### Phone
A phone number input field. Great for collecting WhatsApp or contact numbers. Accepts national and international formats.

### Dropdown
Presents a list of options in a drop-down menu — respondents can pick exactly one. Use it when you have many choices and want to save screen space.

### Checkboxes
Allows respondents to select **multiple** options from a list. Use it for multi-select scenarios like "Which tools do you use?"

### Multiple Choice
Presents options as large, clickable buttons — respondents pick **one**. Ideal for key qualifying questions where clarity matters.

### Yes/No
A binary choice input with two large buttons (Yes / No). Perfect for quick filters or qualification questions.

### Website URL
A URL input field with basic format validation. Use it to collect website addresses or portfolio links.

## Coming Soon

The following field types are listed in the builder but are not yet available:

- **Rating** — Star-based rating input
- **Opinion Scale** — Numeric scale (e.g., 1–10)
- **Level / Slider** — Interactive slider with min/max values and labels
- **Date** — Date picker input
- **File Upload** — Upload files or images

## Configuring Any Field

Every question screen has three tabs in the right panel:

- **Component** — Set the question text, description, button text, placeholder, and toggle Required on/off
- **Style** — Customize the background (theme, image, or colors), typography, button colors, text color, and layout alignment for this specific screen
- **Logic** — Set navigation behavior: enable auto-advance or choose which screen to go to after the respondent answers

To mark a field as required, open the **Component** tab and toggle the **Required** switch on. Required fields show a red asterisk (*) in the left panel and prevent the respondent from advancing without answering.