I. Introduction
Whether building SaaS products, developing internal tools, or even C-end products serving consumers, forms are always an indispensable part. As a core component that supports users to submit information, the design of forms is directly related to user experience and data-driven effects. With the rise of low-code platforms, form design has gradually become a key driver of digital innovation.
You may not know much about forms, but they are ubiquitous in your daily life. When we register as a mall member, we need to fill in personal information. What you are filling out at this time is the form; when we enter a new item of product data in the operation background, we also fill in the form.
And it is widely used in most digital business systems , such as various administrative documents in daily office, such as leave application form, equipment application form, vehicle application form, etc.; statistical investigation documents, such as personnel information statistics form, group Create activity registration forms, questionnaires, etc., and in the financial system, various reimbursement forms, tax-related reports, etc.
The core role of the form is to support users to submit information. Whether it is a SaaS product, an internal tool, or a C-end product, forms are an integral part.
Two, JNPF form design composition
Visual form modeling is the core function of low-code/zero-code platforms. There are many names for this function in the industry: electronic form, form visualization, form driver, form engine, etc. Next, we will expand the form engine of the JNPF platform in detail.
JNPF platform, an efficient Vue low-code form, visual design, one-click source code generation, enjoy more fishing time.
Application experience address: https://www.jnpfsoft.com/?csdn
It is based on Vue's visual form designer, enabling enterprises to realize low-code development mode; helping developers to liberate themselves from traditional boring form codes, focus more on business, quickly improve efficiency, and save R&D costs.
Features at a Glance:
- Drag-and-drop visual form design;
- Support PC, Pad, H5 three layouts;
- Support dynamic loading of forms at runtime;
- Support form complex interactive control;
- Support custom CSS styles;
- Support custom verification logic;
- Support international multilingual;
- Can export Vue components and HTML source code;
- SFC single-file components that can export Vue;
- Support for developing custom components;
- Support responsive adaptive layout;
- Support VS Code plug-in;
- More functions are waiting for you to explore...;
3. Low-code philosophy
Although the most intuitive and simple way of interaction is "drag and drop". But JNPF is also a tool to improve efficiency for professional front-end developers .
JNPF not only provides a large and comprehensive form configuration solution , but also really helps front-end developers quickly build and maintain form structures, and easily complete those form components that are brainless and repetitive. This allows front-end development to focus more on developing form components with specific complex logic interactions.
JNPF maintains almost completely open space for free expansion. Based on the source code, components rendered by JNPF templates can also be easily covered, assembled or rewritten as a whole. Therefore, JNPF is not only applicable to simple form design scenarios, it all depends on the bold expansion of developers.
The cost of getting started is extremely low. It only takes you 1-2 hours to figure out the functions of the entire platform . Form linkage, table data format verification, one-column layout, multi-column layout, table pagination, and custom text display content .
Four. Conclusion
About form design in low-code products, just share here. The last thing I want to say is that low-code products are difficult to make. You can see that the no-code logic behind the common form tools in business is very complicated. But on the other hand, thinking about the logic of requirements implementation in such a deep place can help us understand the requirements themselves more thoroughly, which is also one of the joys of doing low-code. try it!