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Challenge Implementing webforms at pace The idea for UX Forms initially came to Martin while working on a project for EE – where the implementation of webforms was causing more trouble than it should have: “I saw the client struggling with the volume and pace of online forms that they needed to deliver. The twin pressures of rapid digitisation and a first-rate user experience meant that bespoke application development was taking too long and existing form builders could not be configured specifically enough. What they needed was something to take away the need for full bespoke application development, yet still retain complete control over the user experience.” – Martin Gladdish, UX Forms The crucial insight was that regardless of the individual details, webforms essentially share the same basic aim; to capture the required data from users as easily and seamlessly as possible, and to keep the captured data in a highly secure yet usable fashion. That might sound simple, but the lack of a standardised approach can keep organisations on the back foot – or repeatedly solving the same problem, over and over. Realising that this isn’t a problem that exists in isolation, Martin had the first inkling of what would become UX Forms. And, having previously worked within the EE network as a developer, he came to us for support in bringing his idea to fruition. Solution All you need to create powerful webforms – fast The resulting software is UX Forms , which allows teams to design, deliv...