> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.captureiq.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# How to Create Mobile-Friendly CaptureIQ Forms

More than half of form submissions today happen on mobile devices. The good news? **All CaptureIQ forms are fully mobile-optimized by default.**

Still, there are a few things you can do during creation to make sure your form is smooth and easy to complete on smaller screens.

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### **Step 1: Preview in Mobile View**

* While creating your form, open the **Preview**.
* Switch to **Mobile View** to see exactly how it will look on a phone.
* This helps you adjust your content to make sure it’s not too crowded or text-heavy.

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### **Step 2: Keep Questions Short & Clear**

* Mobile users are often on the move, so keep your **questions short and simple**.
* Avoid long paragraphs or complex wording that might feel overwhelming on a small screen.

### **Step 3: Limit Answer Choices**

* Too many options can make a mobile screen cluttered.
* For **Multiple Choice** or **Dropdown** questions, try to keep answer choices concise and limited.
* The goal: users shouldn’t need to scroll endlessly to see all options.

### **Step 4: Test Before Sharing**

* Always test your form in **Preview Mode** on both desktop and mobile views.
* This lets you experience it exactly as your respondents will.
* Make adjustments if something feels too long or crowded.

<Tip>
  Pro Tip: Shorter forms usually perform better on mobile. If your form is long,
  consider breaking it into smaller sections or even separate forms.
</Tip>
