Product for Designers

Decision Cards

Make interface decisions you can defend in any design review.

Flow & continuity

One Page or Steps

Does the form have topics, or is it just long?

Use One page when

The form is short, covers one topic, or gets filled in repeatedly by people who already know the questions.

Signs it fits

  • Fits in about one screen
  • A single topic
  • Expert or repeat users
  • People need to see all answers at once

Use Steps when

The form is long, has clear topics, or later questions depend on earlier answers.

Signs it fits

  • Distinct topics people recognize
  • Branching questions
  • High stakes, so a review step matters
  • Interruptions are likely, so autosave matters
Flow & continuity
The rule

Split by topic, not by length. Keep every answer and let people review before they commit.

From the lesson “Multi-step forms”

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Product for Designers · Q1 2027

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