Don't feel like designing a form from scratch? In a rush to get your form out there and start collecting responses? We got you covered! Weavely comes with a set of built-in templates and styles for you to choose from. In this tutorial we'll quickly touch on where to find these inside the plugin and what they look like.
If you don't feel like reading, this short video will also showcase how to get started with Weavely styles and templates:
If you've used Weavely before you'll be familiar with the screenshot below. When you run our plugin in Figma you'll be asked about your form's publish mode. This determines how your form will be shared with respondents (i.e. as a separate web page, as form embedded on a website or as a pop-up survey or form).
Once you've selected the desired publish mode you'll be able to further specify whether you want to start your form form scratch (i.e. Blank Form), create a form using AI or select one of our templates under the Form Type category. The dropdown selection marked Form Style on top enables you to choose a specific style. We give you an overview of these styles below.
The following styles are available in the Weavely plugin. It is important to note that each of these styles serves as a full-fledged component library in Figma for all things form related. You can also find these styles as separate design files on our page in the Figma Community.
It is important to note that, by default, your forms will be in the Weavely light style, left on the screenshot below.
