If you go for one of the more spacious layouts, this would be a nice way to visually connect websites and domains. ... View more

An integration with Stripe, similar to Typeform’s “blocks” would be extremely helpful. While Stripe + Airtable Zapier integrations enable record updates once a product/service is sold, they don’t facilitate (to my knowledge) access to base data from within the form itself. I’d like to enable customers to select what is actually in inventory via embedded airtable forms. A direct purchasing option right where they are would be 10 less steps! ... View more

Is there a way to sync our database of users with airtable so a form can autofill that information in like Google Forms does. This way a user doesn’t have to type in their email every-time and we can track our users better for reporting. ... View more

Please include a way to add a subheading descriptor on surveys. Often survey questions are grouped in categories, which can help guide users filling out the survey. Text only subheadings is an easy add on that organizes all the information on a survey much better. Thank you! ... View more

It would be great (for those larger projects) to have the ability to create base-wide views—essentially organizing one or more tables/tabs into a view. On top of that, it would be great to be able to control access to each base view. A similar example would be Salesforce’s “Application” feature, which organizes collections of objects, optimizing it for a particular user group. ... View more

We really want to use Airtable as a user-facing intake form, rather than spreading our system across Airtable, Google Forms, and whatever else. In Airtable’s current state, we’d have to compromise on a more frustrating user experience, which we assume will lower form completion. I don’t think the Form view has to be visually consistent with the Grid view, and I believe that keeping it this way is a disservice to end users. Some examples: Single or Multi-Select Google Forms shows you all possible answers. I can’t post more than one image here apparently, but it basically lists out all the options, lets you quickly select an option and move on. In contrast, this is Airtable: Airtable’s visual design is great, but in terms of usability, it hides the options and requires 4 clicks and spread out cognitive load where the other requires only 2. Worse, if I’m using multiple select—which are simple checkboxes in Google Forms—a user will only see a button that says “Select an option.” (again, I can’t include more images unfortunately) They don’t see the available options They have to re-click “Select an option” ever time they want to select a new one, which can get repetitive and frustrating if there are a lot of options. Their selections will then appear as inline tokens (potentially spread across multiple rows), which makes answers hard to parse and keep track of. Checkboxes If my only answers are Yes or No, I would ideally like to use a binary option, but in Airtable, it’s just a question followed by a floating checkbox. If this simply had the options to include a “Yes” next to the checkbox, it would really help clarify what’s happening here. The current design means we’ll have to limit the amount of questions we ask to offset the increased fatigue, and that’s a shame. We’d really love it if Airtable tweaked its form design slightly to match how people actually fill out forms. Thanks so much! ... View more

There have been many threads in here over the months to make Airtable more Forms Based (rightly so in my view) - but it occurs to me that a relatively simple start to this would be to build a List / Details type view with a brief (one or two fields) list of records on the left and then details displayed on a form on the right. The user should be able to specify fields to use in both areas. This type of layout was used to very good effect by Microsoft as one of the default layout in their Access Web Apps product (now pretty much defunct) - looking like this: Note - this is a screenshot of an app I built and used to sell on the MS App Store before Access Web Apps was announced as retiring - all the data is demo information and not ‘real’. AWA will be retired this month. How about it Airtable? ... View more

Hello community/developers, I’ll begin by saying I love this product. My colleagues love this product. We’re now beginning a journey to hopefully migrate our business away from Excel and into Airtable and I can’t wait to have our data in a cloud environment with an simple and easy to use API. Unfortunately, this means that our flagship application (the venerable sales log) is being looked at by more eyes, from more angles and that means more views! Too many views if you ask me, but I am but a humble in-house developer. I would love it I could somehow organise the views drop-down into logical categories or groups, to make browsing for the easier. I know there’s a search field (indeed, there’s a search field just about everywhere you could possibly want one) which is great for me, but some users prefer to see a finite set of options before them so they can find their way there. Thanks! tl;dr: I would like to organise the views drop-down into collapsible groups. ... View more

Hi, I would love to see custom design of forms so I can make it look more in keeping with the style of my website, I would happily pay for this feature. Thanks for considering. ... View more