Building a form in Kolaytik starts with a blank canvas and a library of field types. You add the elements you need, such as text inputs, dropdowns, date pickers, checkboxes, file uploads and signature areas, then arrange them into a layout that reads clearly from top to bottom. Because the editor is visual, you can see exactly how the form will look while you build it.
Once the fields are in place, you configure their behaviour. You decide which fields are mandatory, set validation rules so answers arrive in the right format, and group related questions into sections. Conditional logic lets you reveal or hide parts of the form based on what the user selects, so people only see what is relevant to them.
When the design is ready, you publish the form and share it through a link, an embedded page or an internal portal. Submissions land in a central place where you can review, filter and export them. Because everything is no-code, you can adjust a field, change a rule or update wording at any time and republish instantly, without waiting on a development cycle or touching any technical infrastructure.