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Rating: 5 stars
Tried the competitor Ninja Forms at first as they from the outside looked equivalently capable. I needed conditional formatting, calculations and multi-page functionality to build a fairly complex form. After 4 weeks of hair tare with Ninja forms we gave up and permanently deleted Ninja and switched to Gravity forms. Everything all of all sudden became easy. And it actually behaved they way you would expect it to.
After installing Gravity. the same form that took 4 weeks to build (and it didn’t even work then) was now built in 2 days with Gravity forms!
CSS:ing the forms is much easier. Calculations work. Conditional formatting works, and isn’t limited to 1 per page. Gravity simply works!
The only negative thing i can find is when building long multi-page forms they get really long in Gravity forms, as it has everything on one page back end. Ninja forms splits up the different pages back end in a much better way.
you can check the result here [ link redacted, please do not post links in reviews ]