Display + input: a café menu form that also takes orders

A lot of form tools are good at questions. They are less good at showing the thing someone needs to see before they answer.

We built Wodle for both. Display blocks and inputs can live in the same multi-step flow.

The café menu idea

Say a café wants one link that covers:

1. A welcome / hero step
2. Menu categories and items
3. Drinks and pricing
4. Order details and contact

In Wodle you mix display fields (cards, pricing blocks, layout) with inputs (choices, quantities, contact). Then you share one URL or embed it.

There is a café-style starting point on the templates page if you want to poke at a real example.

Why bother with display fields?

Context first helps. People understand the menu before they order. Themes keep branding consistent. The flow feels more like a small product page and less like a spreadsheet. You still get structured data you can export.

Try it yourself

1. Open a template
2. Open Templates. Pick a menu-style start, or build your own.
3. Put display components on the early steps. Put inputs where you need answers.
4. Publish. Share the link, or embed it.

If you are comparing us to Typeform-style tools, this mix of presentation and collection is the main difference. More thoughts in Wodle vs traditional form builders.