> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://quabbly.gitbook.io/quabbly/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://quabbly.gitbook.io/quabbly/forms/form-types.md).

# Form Types

Quabbly provides two types of `forms`, namely:

* Classic Form
* Modern Form

Essentially, the only difference between a classic form and a modern form is the mode of display. While classic form presents the traditional form outlook we are accustomed to, the modern form offers something different.

## **Classic Form**

&#x20;Most paper-filled forms are Classic forms. The classic form is the traditional form we are familiar with, containing all fields on a single sheet.&#x20;

![A Classic form.](/files/-MO6ajyjfqI5JpidZa1G)

## **Modern Form**

Modern form displays a form in a slightly different way. Unlike the classic form which shows all fields on a single sheet, the modern form showcases each field on separate sheets. The modern form provides an interesting but unique way to view forms.&#x20;

![](/files/-MO6cWGdcvb9KRihSSR3)

![A modern form in display](/files/-MO6cM9d1RS1MfcQzqZa)

Now that we know the different form types, let's `generate` a form.


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