Starting with simple questions eases form completion

+13% qualified lead increase

Breaking the form into three steps, with an easy first question featuring single-select options, made the form feel more approachable. This reduced friction and encouraged users to continue through the process.

Intent

Friction

Starting with a simple, single-select question reduced the initial perceived effort. This approach made the form feel easier and less daunting right from the start, encouraging users to engage and complete the remaining steps. The gradual progression through the form further minimized friction, making the overall process feel smoother.

Motivation

Plays

Similar Plays

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.

Simplifying Actions preview
Variation
+16% qualified lead increase
Lift conversions with embedded forms on product pages
Accessibility
Alignment
Value
Accessibility 2 preview
Variation
+90% qualified lead increase
Increase lead submissions with on-page form overlays
Accessibility
Perception
Routing 2 preview
Variation
+13% qualified lead increase
Conditional routing based on self-selection drives more leads
Qualification
Accessibility
Perception

Try the Reform Builder