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    • Conditions deep-dive
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  1. Form Editor

Branching & conditions

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Last updated 1 year ago

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

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

Here is what the live step looks like:

Creating conditions

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