I think you already know that having forms with many input fields in your website makes it very boring for your users, often resulting in them leaving within a few seconds.

Well, this problem can be fixed by using multi-step forms, also known as form “wizards”, improving the user experience when you need to collect a large number of data.

Another problem is that finding a free high-quality wizard form that can be used with Bootstrap can be a long task.

For these reasons, today’s web design resource is a Bootstrap form wizard template which is: free, beautiful (I hope you like it) and comes with fields validation.

Take a look below to learn more!

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Features

Responsive Layout (Bootstrap framework, v3 at the moment)

Fullscreen Background

Simple jQuery Form Validation (to prevent users from leaving empty fields)

Font Awesome icons

Retina ready

How To Use The Template

Use the “index.html” file to modify the HTML code. The style can be changed from the CSS files in the “css” folder (assets/css).

In the template I have used some Javascript (jQuery) code for the form validation and the fullscreen background. You can find this code in the “scripts.js” file (assets/js). I have added some comments to explain the code.

The images are located in the “img” folder (assets/img). When you change the images, make sure you create also the “@2x” version (double size images) for Retina devices (iPhone, iPad).

I’ve created a simple logo with Photoshop here and it looks good, but I think with a little more work or by hiring a logo designer, it could look even better.

If you choose the hiring route, I recommend Fiverr, you can find some good designers there.

Tutorial: Learn how to add a new step to this form

Demo, Download and License

VIEW DEMO

DOWNLOAD: BootZard - Bootstrap Wizard Template (38094 downloads)

LICENSE:

You can use this wizard template in personal and commercial projects, but you can’t sell or distribute it directly, “as is”. If you plan to use it, a link to this page or any form of spreading the word will be much appreciated.

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