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Pages & Navigation

Lygotype forms can span multiple pages. Each page is a distinct step in the respondent's flow. Pages can be navigated linearly or conditionally routed based on prior answers.

Adding pages

Click + Add Page in the Pages panel (left sidebar, below the question list). New pages are appended to the end by default.

Each page can have:

  • A display name (shown in the builder, not to respondents by default)
  • Any number of questions
  • Conditional routing rules that control where the respondent goes next

Reordering pages

Drag pages in the Pages panel to reorder them. All conditional routing rules update to reflect the new order automatically.

Welcome and finish screens

Every form has two special screens that are not pages:

  • Welcome screen — An optional intro shown before page 1. Configure a title, subtitle, and button text. Best practice: use this to set expectations and reduce drop-off.
  • Finish screen — Shown after the last page is submitted. Configure a title, body, and button. You can create multiple conditional finish screen variants — see Finish Screens.

Page routing

By default, forms step through pages in order. Page routing rules let you skip, jump, or branch based on answers:

  • Navigate to Page Routing in the form builder
  • Create a rule: set conditions, then set the destination page
  • Rules evaluate top-to-bottom; the first matching rule applies
  • You can also jump directly to submission ("Jump to end")
See Page Routing for the full routing reference.

Best practices

  • One topic per page — Group related questions together. Respondents complete pages faster when they're focused.
  • Use the welcome screen — Forms with a welcome screen have higher completion rates.
  • Keep finish screens specific — Use conditional variants to give respondents a relevant closing message based on their answers.
  • Name your pages — Page names help you navigate the builder and set destinations in routing rules.
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