Rob Williams
GBDesign is lacking! You can't change the text font or… You can't change the text font or colour for individual slides. These are the most basic fundamental elements of design. Themes apply to every slide on the Typeform making it impossible to change it up per section. Images cannot be moved freely and must be put in static locations and you cannot have more than one image on each stage. Terrible UX.
Mike
DEAbsolutely not usable! This platform is absolutely unusable! I have spent multiple hours creating surveys, only to have them disappear without warning. Suddenly it stops saving and all the work is lost. They don't cache your work properly, they don't offer you the possibility to export and copy past also does not work. This a basic features! For the crazy amount of money you pay it misses about everything you need. It's a trap stay away.
Chris
IEAvoid at all costs. Avoid at all costs. Not only is the product expensive - but it simply doesn't work. The formatting was so bad on the form, that users inadvertently selected the wrong imagery (in my case, photography print). This resulted in huge waste and significant economic loss. Do not use. I am awaiting a response.
Max
GBWatch out for the submission limit Watch out for the submission limit! It blocked access to the form after '10 free answers.' I wasn't aware of this until I received the email notifying me that it was too late because I reached the limit in 5 minutes, and I have to upgrade my plan if I wish to continue. I would need to purchase a plan that costs $700 or more to obtain a maximum of 400 responses, considering my case involves a survey that occurs only once a year. I wish it would AT LEAST alert me while building the form that only 10 answers would be allowed. When you send hundreds of emails and then everyone asks you why it's closed or simply never responds because of this, you lose credibility, answers, time, and money.
Dominic Gaobepe
ZABasic Error: Unable to restrict 1 submission per respondent. Why? Why would you let us build a survey only to realise once sent to a client that a single respondent can respond multiple times without being restricted? A person should register their email address and then automatically be restricted to being able to submit once. That is a standard & common sense expectation of a survey. Just found out participants can submit multiple times from a paying client, who is a multinational organisation and now we're caught and seen as incompetent as a small business... And to sort this out; the Help Centre states we need to find someone with coding skills. Not acceptable. And defeats the whole purpose of the offering.