# Branching & conditions

The big advantage multi-step forms have, is that you can show different steps to different website visitors, based on their previous answers.

This is called branching. Based on a condition which you set up, the website visitor will be routed through the form differently.

### Example scenario

In the following example, you can see step branching in action

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Based on the selection that the website visitor makes in the step "Main fitness goal", they will be redirected to a different step.&#x20;

Here is what the live step looks like:

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### Creating conditions

Watch the following video, to learn how to create conditions:

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/EvxaFD9_s1s>" %}


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