Arabic is not a translation
Direction, fonts and numbers are set for Arabic on every screen, with Urdu and Persian beside it.
24 languages in one formAbout Formza
Forms written in Arabic from the first line
Formza builds the form from the start for people who read right to left and speak more than one language, instead of translating a form made for English.
Why we started
Arabic forms were being built in tools made for English: direction fixed after the fact, fonts that do not suit Arabic script, and a separate form for every language.
We built Formza so a form starts in Arabic, opens in whichever language the visitor needs, and brings every response to one place.
The Formza teamFormza today
24languages a form can be in
25question types, ranking, grid and signature among them
2ways to show it: one page, or one question per step
What we hold to
We don't promise what isn't built
What we set up by hand says “On request”, and nothing says “soon” without a date.
A published comparison, with its sourcesThe respondent first
A form that reads clearly on a phone, an accessibility check before publishing, and plain words in every field.
Accessibility check, free for everyoneSee for yourself
A question? Write to us