Since we already have a way to populate documents using our smart markup language, why not convert those markups to variables? And, as variables go, you can have any type of values assigned to them; texts, numbers, dates, lists, etc. From there, the question becomes, “how do we present these variables in the most straightforward and intuitive way?” The answer: Web Forms!

Web Forms are probably the oldest and most known type of interface between a user and the Internet. You want to subscribe to a newsletter, there’s a form for that. You want to get technical support to contact you back, there’s a form for that. You want to write a blog post, there’s a form for that. Basically, when an end-user is presented with a web form, they generally know what to do next.

We, at DocQ, managed to automatically convert your documents into web forms. How cool is that? But not only that, DocQ’s Form Wizard (name pending), gives you the ability to customize said web form in a snap to your liking, using your own style, colors, fonts, and even layout.