Header header-adaptive-forms-core-component

Branding: A header can be used to display the logo or name of the organization that created the form, helping to establish brand recognition and credibility.

Context: A header can provide a brief description of the form’s purpose, helping users understand the context in which the form is being used.

Navigation: A header can include links or buttons that allow users to navigate to other parts of the website or application.

Information: A header can include contact information or links to help resources, making it easier for users to get assistance if they need it.

User experience: A header can be used to make the form more user-friendly by providing a clear and intuitive way for users to access and fill in form fields.

Image Asset - This option allows to drop an asset such as image with mouse drag and drop. You can also upload a file from a local file system using the Browse button. After adding an image, three buttons appear at the bottom of the image. After adding an image, three buttons appear at the bottom of the image:

• Edit - Tap or click Edit to manage the renditions of the asset in the Assets Editor.
• Clear - Tap or click Clear to de-select the currently selected image.
• Pick - Tap or click Pick option to select another image from Assets folder.

Title - This option is used to add the heading to the header. The predefined text is included in the dialog box, and it can be modified by the user.

Link to - You can link the heading to the folder using the Browse icon.

Description - A description is a brief text explanation that provides additional information or clarification about the purpose of a specific image.

Size (px) - It helps in adjusting the length and width of the image by increasing or decreasing the pixels.

Alternative Text - This option is used to enter the text that provides a short and descriptive text alternative for the image, that describes the image to visually impaired users.

Image is decorative - Check if the image should be ignored by assistive technology and therefore does not require an alternative text. This applies to decorative images only.