Question Group
A Question Group lets you display multiple fields together on a single form page. Instead of showing one question per screen (as in Card display mode), a group presents several related fields at once -- respondents fill them all out before advancing to the next step.
How it works
On the form canvas, a Question Group is a container node. You drag individual field nodes inside the group, and they all render together on a single page when the respondent reaches that step. The group acts as one "page" in the form flow.
Adding fields to a group
- Add a Question Group node to the form canvas
- Drag existing field nodes into the group, or add new fields directly inside it
- Arrange the fields in the order you want them to appear on the page
- Connect the group into your form flow like any other node
Configuration
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Group title | Optional heading displayed at the top of the group page |
| Group description | Optional subtext below the title |
| Layout | How fields are arranged within the group |
Navigation
When respondents reach a Question Group, all fields in the group appear together. They fill out every field, then click the Next button to advance. If any required field within the group is left empty, the form highlights it and prevents advancement.
Conditional group visibility
You can conditionally show or skip an entire Question Group based on previous answers:
- Add an If-Else logic node before the group on the canvas
- Set the condition based on a previous field's value
- Connect the True branch to the group (shows it)
- Connect the False branch past the group (skips it)
This skips or shows the entire group of questions as one unit.
Common uses
- Contact information -- group name, email, phone, and company on one page
- Address fields -- street, city, state, zip together
- Payment details -- card number, expiry, CVV as a set
- Demographic questions -- age, role, industry on one page
- Short surveys -- group 3-5 related rating questions together
Keep groups to 3-5 fields. Groups with more than 5 fields can feel overwhelming, especially on mobile. If you have many fields, split them into multiple groups.
Groups and display modes
In Card display mode, each Question Group is one "card" -- respondents see all grouped fields, then advance. In Classic display mode, groups provide visual sectioning within the scrollable form.