Imagine I have a Travel Planner Form that asks for a person’s name to be entered and then asks what country a person would like to travel to - by choosing one from a number of countries in a drop down.
Is it possible that the choice that is made at that point can cause the user to be directed to a specific and related question (Dynamically determined by the answer to the first question) which could (for example), be asking which cities the person would like to explore (to be picked from a list showing only cities from the chosen country)
And then they would be directed to the next question on the form which could be to ask them to chooses the number of days they would like to spend in each city, what type of accomodation and what activities and tours they would like to consider for each city?
So the point is the form has a level of “intelligence” and can handle providing a customised form filling experience based upon user choices of data?
Alternatively, can a form be built that allows users to choose where to go and be the driver of the form data entry - so instead of being dynamic, the process could be agile - do one section then submit - go back to where you started - chooses another section then go do all the choices and go back again to the beginning
So imagine a form with a list (of links) that allows a user to follow a the link that suits them at any moment, where different aspects of a form can be dealt with
So they could choose to go to a place that deals with countries and cities
Then in a further interaction after completing a submission for one aspect - they can chooses to go to hotels and spend time in that area choosing preferences and then submit and go back to the menu - and then to say travel preferences, then another section that deals with golf courses…and then food…