How to Create a Form for Collecting Favorite Puzzle Game Strategies?

Hi Jotform community 😊, I’m working on a project to engage puzzle game fans and want to create a form that collects their favorite strategies for word puzzle games like Letterboxed, where you connect letters around a square to form words. I’d love to hear how others are using Jotform for similar community-driven projects. Specifically, I’m curious about:

• What’s the best way to set up a form with fields for users to share game tips (e.g., text boxes for strategies, dropdowns for game names)?
• Are there features like conditional logic to show different questions based on the game they pick?
• Can I embed the form on a website focused on puzzle solutions to make it easy for visitors to submit their ideas?

For context, I’m inspired by sites like those offering daily Letterboxed answers and solutions, and I want to build a form that feels fun and interactive for gamers. Has anyone created forms for gaming or puzzle communities? Any tips or examples would be super helpful. Thanks! 🌟

Hi Emma,

Thanks for reaching out to Jotform support. Jotform is an online form builder that provides a number of tools and 10,000+ customized templates. Dragging and dropping features or elements makes it really easy to create forms. I'll help you do it:

1. On your My Forms page, click on Create Form on the top-left side of the page.
2. Choose Start From Scratch, and select Classic Form to create an empty form, or Use Template to choose among our 10,000+ ready-to-go templates (Start From Scratch was used in this example).
3. Now, in Form Builder, click on the Add Form Element menu on the left side of the page to see the complete list of elements and widgets.
4. Under the Basic, Payments, or Widgets tabs, scroll down the list, and then drag and drop the fields onto your form. And that’s it.

For longer responses, you can use a Long Text field. If you want users to choose from a list of options, you can use a Dropdown, Multiple Choice, or Single Choice field.

As for your other questions, I've moved them to a new thread. You can check them out on these links:

• How to Display Questions Based on a Form Submiter's Answers
• Embedding Forms on a Webpage

Give it a try and let us know how it goes.