Skip Page Logic (Logic Jumps) in Forms
Skip logic — also known as logic jumps — is a type of conditional logic that directs respondents to different pages of a form based on their answers. Instead of simply showing or hiding questions, it skips entire sections, creating a faster, more relevant user experience.
With AidaForm’s form builder with conditional logic, you can combine skip logic with other rules such as showing or hiding fields. This allows you to guide each respondent through a personalized path — perfect for surveys, applications, or any form where different users need to answer different questions.
How to set up skip logic in AidaForm:
- Create a multi-page form using Page Break fields to organize questions into sections.
- Go to Page Break → Settings → Logic Jumps → Custom Logic → Set Logic Jumps.
- Define one or more conditions using When and choose the action using Then.
The templates below show how form pages change based on a user’s answers. Add them to your AidaForm account to customize it or explore their setup. For step-by-step guidance, visit our Help section on Logic Jumps.