So I have a client that I am building an online course for. I originally build a quiz in the LMS I am using, but it doesn't offer some of the things I wanted and I was told I might be able to use a form to create what I want.

So this is a Continuing Education evaluation that asks about 30 questions. They are scaled questions like strongly agree to strongly disagree type questions on a scale of 1-5. There are other ones that are similar but changes out the answer ranking labels depending on the question. Other questions are yes/no questions and there may be a few more.

Anyhow, I'd like what seems to be fairly normal form questions.


I guess I was wondering how to best style the form because it looks pretty weak from a design perspective. The questions on the page are not numbered, there weren't any divider lines or alternating background colors or anything to style and organize things.

I dropped the sample form in Elementor to try to style it better and it still looks not-so-good in elementor besides the surrounding areas where I could design things.

I am an old Formidable Forms guy grandfathered in the Business Pro tool from 2014 or so but haven't kept up with all the updates or even used the tool much as I haven't been doing much-advanced formwork over the last 5 years or so.

I guess I am wondering how to best design a really decent and professional-looking form for  the company collecting reviews for CE credits and reporting. Am I missing something on the styling and design of the forms? I guess I want page builder type styling like Elementor, but with the backend form usability and data collection and reporting.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!