Templates

Multimodal projects are very versatile and can be used to fulfill a number of various use cases. When creating your project, you can either build a form from scratch or select from a number of available templates.

Choosing a template

In the templates page, you'll find a list of Multimodal form templates to choose from in the left panel.

By clicking one, you'll see a preview of it and how it will look, as well as any pre-written functionality it might have.

Import template

You can import a template into a project:

  1. You may import templates when creating a project or into an existing one:
    • When in an existing project, click Import, then click Import template.
    • When creating a new project, continue from step 2.
  2. Select a template you’d like to import into the project and click Import Template.
  3. If your form didn’t originally contain any components before importing, then you’ll see the contents of the template you imported in the form editor.
  4. If your form already contains any components, you’ll have the option to:
    • Replace existing form, which replaces everything in your project with the template’s contents
    • Add to existing form, which appends the template’s contents to the end of your existing form.

README

In the top right corner of the page, you can click the README button to view the details and key information written about each template.

Creating a form manually

If you would rather build your form from scratch rather than start with a template, simply click New Form in the top left corner.

Use Cases

You'll find a few listed examples below that you can check out to see what this builder can be used for. These templates can be downloaded so that you can try them out in your own projects. You can also test them out for free in the Multimodal Playground on our website.
Use Cases

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