Fifteen real, published surveys you can try right here - not screenshots, not mockups. Every one below is the actual production widget, loading its actual field configuration live from the backend, exactly the way it would on a real customer's site.
Contact form
Input-text fields with a real email format check (Validations.basicEmailValidation), plus an optional textarea.
NPS survey
A 0-10 matrix scored as the main evaluation, paired with a conditional-label textarea whose question changes based on the score.
Post-purchase feedback
Rating + checkbox-group + an optional comment - the shape most order/checkout confirmation surveys use.
Website usability
Rating + radio-group + textarea, framed around 'did you find what you needed' rather than a purchase.
Event feedback
Select (which session), rating, and a follow-up textarea - a common post-webinar/post-event shape.
Job application
Two input-text fields, a select for the role, and a required textarea - a minimal application intake form.
Restaurant feedback
Two separate rating fields (food, service) alongside checkbox-group and textarea - shows a survey can use the same field type twice.
Feature prioritization
Checkbox-group + range-slide, used to gauge interest rather than collect a rating.
Bug report
Opens with a rich-text instructional block, then select + a required textarea - a support/bug-intake shape.
Exit survey
Radio-group + textarea - the kind of short survey usually paired with an exit-intent display trigger.
Welcome survey
Radio-group + select, no free text at all - the kind of short survey usually paired with a delay trigger.
These four push custom CSS deliberately far, to show what's actually possible on top of the default theme - see Advanced Styles for how it works.
Rainbow theme
A gradient background and a gradient submit button, entirely via custom CSS on the formContainer/buttonSubmit slots.
Upside-down form
One declaration - transform: rotate(180deg) on the form container - and the whole form flips.
Retro 90s
Neon colors, a dashed border, and a Comic Sans title - custom CSS applied per slot and per field type.
Choose your path
A plain radio-group restyled into a card-like layout via the radioGroup slot's own container.