## Accessing the Form Builder
1. Navigate to the **Review Cycle** page.
2. Select the type of form you want to customize: **Self Review Form**, **Manager Form**, or **Peer Review Form**.
3. Click on the relevant button to open the form builder interface.
## Form Builder Interface
The form builder consists of three main sections:
* **Element Buttons**: A set of buttons for adding new elements to the form.
* **Form Editor**: The area where elements can be customized, reordered, or removed.
* **Form Preview**: A preview panel to see how the form will look to the end user.
### Adding Elements to the Form
1. **Choose an Element**: Click one of the buttons below the instructions to add an element to your form:
* **Short Answer**
* **Long Answer**
* **Dropdown**
* **Single Checkbox**
* **Linear Scale**
* **Multi Checkboxes**
* **Description**
2. **Edit the Element**: Click on the element in the form editor to customize:
* **Label**: Change the label text to describe the question or prompt.
* **Required**: Check the box to make the question mandatory for the respondent.
* **Options**: For multi-option elements like checkboxes or dropdowns, enter options separated by commas.
### Reordering Elements
* **Drag and Drop**: Use the drag handle on the left side of an element to move it up or down within the form. This allows you to reorder questions as needed.
### Removing Elements
* **Remove Button**: Click the **Remove** button within the element box to delete it from the form.
## Previewing the Form
* The **Form Preview** panel on the right side of the screen updates in real-time as you add or modify elements. This helps you understand how the form will appear to users.
## Finalizing the Form
* **Save**: Click the **Save** button when you are satisfied with the form layout and content.
* **Discard**: If you want to discard any unsaved changes, click the **Discard** button.
* **Close**: Use the **Close** button to exit the form builder.
## Tips for Using the Form Builder
* Ensure that mandatory questions are appropriately marked to collect necessary information.
* Preview the form to verify the structure and user experience before saving.
* Use descriptive labels to make questions clear and easy to understand for respondents.
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