Hi! I’ve been using Galleries a lot recently to share information in our community - and while I love them, I’ve found myself wishing for a number of improvements/options: Option to hide empty (unfilled) fields. Yes, I know that means that the fields wouldn’t necessarily line up across the cards, and I’m okay with that! Option to change card width. Sometimes a wider card would just look better. Option to wrap long text and multi-select options. Ability to choose additional fields to appear in the expanded view without having to show all fields. Option to hide the Customize cards, Filter, and Sort buttons at the top. Option to hide the Primary field. Often for me this is an autonumbered ID field that I don't want to share out. I think some or all of this can be enabled with miniExtensions but it sure would be great if it could be done within Airtable! :pray: ... View more

I want to make effective use of the Gantt chart, but it is difficult to use as it is now. It would be better to turn off the check for invalid dependencies in the Gantt chart and also turn off the movement linkage with the dependencies. Because when the dependency field is set, invalid dependencies occur because the Gantt chart assumes only sequential processing. In actual work, I think that most of the time it is parallel processing. (It would be easier if we could work with sequential processing...) When several hundred or more of these errors occur, the scrolling of the screen slows down considerably, and　various operations become stuck or failed. Even if it is parallel processing, I want to display the back and forth relationship of the records, so arrows are necessary. ... View more

Currently any fields that are hidden on a form will be empty when the form is submitted. It would be nice to be able to set hidden form fields to a default value. For example, let’s say I have a “wizards” table: Name | House | Level Harry P | Gryffindor | 1 Ron W | Gryffindor | 1 And I have a wizard form that asks for Name and House, but Level is hidden. I would like all form submissions to automatically enter 1 for the level. I do NOT want this field shown or to use the prefill_ method because that would let people set their own level—and we all know that Malfoy kid would set it to 5 or something inappropriate. At the moment, the only way I can do this is to use an external form system and an integration like Zapier which lets me set the default when mapping to Airtable. ... View more

Hi, I tried to change browser language, location and computer settings, but calendar weeks still starts with sunday. Computers calendar starts with monday automatically, but airtables still starts with sunday ... View more

What is the proposed idea/solution? At times, there comes a need to solve View Form and Silo'd base limitations by "chaining" two forms together (both from different Bases) with a redirect from the first form to the second. This is overly useful when data resides in two separate bases, but needs to be collected from both and placed into the final form of Base B. Useful for situations where Base Sync is not desirable (such as the Base Sync inflating the record numbers in the sync'd base to unacceptable numbers).  Thankfully, by using the View Form re-direct, Form A can then load Form B. When Form B is finished, a script Automation can return the Form A record (from Base A)  and update the newly created Form B record (that resides in Base B). But... the redirect message that prompts the user to wait whilst between forms is confusing, the wait is annoying. TLDR; I'd like to see an option to remove the View Form redirect wait and message, and allow a more seamless user experience upon Submitting Form A whilst redirecting them to Form B. Those familiar with Microsoft Forms would know the concept of "Sections", and I'm hoping a Redirect option can be added to "mimic" each Form being a section.   How does is solve the user problems? When the user finishes the first form, the redirect process confuses them as it loads the next form. I'd like to either hide the redirect message, or at least have full control over the message to indicate that Section 1 of 2 has been completed, as the next Form loads. Who is the target audience? Anyone using Airtable Form redirects that want to have control over the Redirect Message and the Redirect timeout.  ... View more

I'd like to request the ability to choose a solid color (or even a gradient would be awesome!) as a form header instead of only being able to upload an image. Not hugely crucial, but I don't want to have to export a bar of color as an image to be able to have a solid color behind the form and logo. ... View more

Good morning, I did an accessibility test of a form that I built through AirTable and found the following issues that I would like to suggest that you repair. I would like to create a similar form that will be available to the public through our website, but until the accessibility improves, I will not be able to do so. Checkbox box and other input field borders need stronger color contrast. Linked text need stronger color contrast. Markers indicating the Required status of questions do not have strong enough color contrast. Checkbox field needs a label in order for screen reader users to know what “clickable” means. Single Line Text fields should really have programmatically identified labels for screen reader users. Perhaps the title/question as worded in the form could be used as the label. For mulit-select option with the list format, it would be nice if the checkboxes were programmed to be announced as checkboxes to screen reader users. Also, if these options were truly in a list format, a screen reader user should be able to hear “List with [ # ] list items,” before entering the list. For the single-select option with the list format, it would be nice if the radio buttons were programmed to be announced as radio buttons to screen reader users. Also, if these options were truly in a list format, a screen reader user should be able to hear “List with [ # ] list items,” before entering the list. I would like to request that the form design be double checked to make sure it does not cause a keyboard trap when a screenreader/keyboard users tabs through a page in which the form is embedded. In my quick test, it appeared to me that it does cause a keyboard trap prior to submitting a response. Once a response is submitted, the Add another response button is not accessible to the screenreader/keyboard user, but the user is no longer trapped in the iFrame. When required fields are not filled out, the error message does not have strong enough color contrast. Fields that require a URL allow submissions of non-URL content. I think that adding an error message that appears when the submission does not include http:// is good usability, if not accessibility. The Submit button and " Never submit passwords through Airtable forms. Report abuse." message at the bottom of the form, does not have strong enough color contrast. I did not see where the Report Abuse link was included in the Tab order. ... View more

I share views with people outside my organization and I’d like for them to be able to comment on the records they can see. They don’t need the ability to modify records (even though it would be nice) but they should be able to comment. ... View more

What is the proposed idea/solution? Include interface access on Android phones and permit form creation for any type of phone. Or, making the app available on the Windows store in some capacity for PC users.  How does it solve the user problems? This would make experience more consistent across all platforms. Interfaces are extremely helpful for transmitting information and using on site for a job. We can set up on the back end in preproduction a clean interface with information that is constantly changing. But, when only 50% of the freelancers we hire have the same kind of phone, it becomes a hindrance in efficiency.  Who is the target audience? Anyone who doesn't have a mac or an iPhone. Google Pixels and Samsungs are becoming more prevalent because of availability and pricing, Airtable needs to step into the PC world with accessibility. It will change the user experience dramatically.  ... View more