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Designing a Complex Booking Process in a Webflow Modal

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Hello Lumers,

maybe you can help me with my challenge. I am currently building my first website in Webflow with Relume. My client is a car glass franchise company. On the site is going to be a more complex booking process in a pop up modal. It’s a mix of data entry, forms, multiply choice, location finder and appointment finder.
In addition, the entries determine the subsequent process, e.g. a stone chip leads to the user having to describe it in more detail. A crack, on the other hand, leads to the windshield being replaced.

How would you approach such a modal? Is there a good starting point with Relume/Webflow. Or does that mean a lot of hard coding?

I am happy to receive any tips. For a better understanding, I have attached the layout of the modals here.

Cheers
Dušan

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I would consider using Typeform for this. They have an integration with Webflow I see. Watch the video on this page: https://www.typeform.com/help/a/embed-your-typeform-360029249212/

Dang, what a wild first project! Not going to lie, super complex under the best circumstances, a nightmare under the worst.

I agree with Jordan, you're going to have a lot of "conditional logic" to deal with - while something like Webflow Logic or Formly Logic might work, it'll take you 10x (and I might be optimistic here) to do it versus using a tool like Typeform. Typeform is expensive monthly but worth every penny.

Thanks for the help. I’ll take a closer look at Typeform.

Yes, I don’t know either. A simple project would be too simple. But thanks for the tip - you’re both heading in the direction of Typeform.

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