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# How to create a Typeform‑style, one‑question‑at‑a‑time form? (Focused Mode)

Focused Mode shows one question at a time, guiding people through your form step‑by‑step with minimal distractions—similar to the Typeform experience. It helps increase completion rates by keeping attention on the current question and making progress feel easy.

### Why use Focused Mode
* **Higher completion**: Less overwhelm vs. long, busy pages.
* **Mobile-friendly**: Big, clear inputs and simple navigation.
* **Better UX**: Natural flow, progress feedback, and momentum.

### What your respondents see
* One question per screen (or a small, intentional group).
* A clear progress indicator (steps or percent).
* Smooth transitions between questions.
* Simple next/back controls; keyboard support (Enter/Tab/Arrow keys).

### How to turn it on
1. Open your form.
2. Go to Settings → Design.
3. Choose Design → Focused Mode.
4. Save changes and preview.

**Tip**: You can switch between Classic and Focused anytime; your questions, logic, and integrations remain intact.


### FAQs
* **Can I switch after collecting responses?** Yes, switching styles won’t delete responses.
* **Does logic still work?** Yes, branching, skips, and calculations behave the same.
* **Can I embed Focused Mode?** Yes, use the usual embed options; it will auto‑size.
* **What about file uploads and captchas?** They work in Focused Mode with dedicated steps.
* **Is analytics affected?** Submission analytics are unchanged; step‑level drop‑off may be easier to interpret with clear progress.

If you’ve used Typeform, Focused Mode will feel familiar—one clear question at a time, smooth motion, and a reassuring sense of progress.