Content blocks & fields: the building blocks

Everything you build in Springform — a submission form, an evaluation rubric, a pitch — uses one shared system of content blocks (organized sections) that hold fields (the individual questions or inputs).

Content blocks

Blocks are the sections of your form or pitch. Most are fieldable — they hold fields you configure — including Video Pitch, Form Fields, File Upload, Text Block, Contact Info, Team Info, Company Info, Table Data, Terms & Conditions, Signature Block, and Rating Criteria. A few are structural — Welcome Message, Submit Form, and Statement Block — used in forms but not pitches. Every form includes a Welcome Message and a Submit Form block by default; you can customize but not remove them.

Each block comes pre-built with sensible default fields — a File Upload block with a File Attachment field, a Video Pitch block with Video Recording fields, and so on — but nothing is locked: you can edit the defaults and add any field type to any fieldable block.

Fields

Inside fieldable blocks you add fields. Field types include Video Recording and File Attachment; Short and Long Text; Dropdown, Multiple Choice, and Checkbox; Email, Phone, Address, Location, and URL; and Number, Date, Signature, Rating (with optional stars and comments), and Table. Each field has its own settings — for example, a Video Recording field has a maximum duration and an Allow upload toggle.

Build it with AI

You rarely have to start from a blank block. Ask Springform AI to "add a video question," "make this field required," or "design the whole form" and it assembles the blocks and fields for you.