When creating a new file, the user can choose from the following options:
New Form options
It is also important to decide what type of form the user wants to design - they can choose between pixel perfect forms and responsive forms.
Designing a pixel perfect form means that the form will look the same in every browser and the layout of the form will not change if you view it on a different device or if you resize the window where the form is open.
Designing a responsive form means that the form will change to the appearance of a website, depending on the screen size and orientation of the device being used to view it.
Before designing responsive forms, it is important to implement Bootstrap to your own website.
Same as the Pixel perfect forms, even the Responsive forms can be designed in two ways - either map the xml schema first and then design the layout or design the layout of the form first and then map the xml schema. The following manuals only show how to design the layout of the form, to find out more about xml schema mapping, see the Design XML Schema article.
All articles regarding Bootstrap on this wiki website use the v4 version of Bootstrap.
Bootstrap is the world’s most popular framework for building responsive, mobile-first sites.
For more information about Bootstrap, how to implement it, how it is used to design forms in e-Forms designer and how to display them, please read the Bootstrap For Responsive Forms article.