How to do typeform questionnare in HTML CSS

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I'd like to make a questionnaire/survey for guests who arrive at our company. So it's like a typeform, but with the "if" conditional which is in the premium version. How can i make it in html/css plus scripts. So it would look stg like that: Whats your name, who do you come to visit etc... but with questions that disappear and appear.

What I have tried:

I've not tried anything but I assume I could do it in DW, html-css.

Posted 18-Jun-16 5:00am

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Updated 18-Jun-16 5:40am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2016-06-18T05:40:00

It's better not to irritate people with questionnaire or survey; one input form on a single page would to the best, and this is not the same.

Now, by definition, it cannot be done in HTML + CSS (not even + JavaScript) along. I mean, you can play on a Web page with anything at all, but it goes nowhere unless you have a server side code to handle an HTTP request from client side. And, but the way, this is the only real reason for having a form element.

So, nearly everything is reduced to what is on your server side and what you do with it, but you did not even mention what you have on the server. If you use some server-side technology, the problem is as trivial as it can be, so I cannot imagine what may need help (unless you ask something specific), if don't there is nothing else to discuss.

If you are using some server-side technology, all you need is a simple Web search. One keyword should be the name of that technology (such as "ASP.NET", JSP, PHP, Django) followed by something like "using forms".

Good luck.

—SA