The Viewer will load and process large forms more quickly if they are compressed. While this does not affect the time it takes to create the memory model, it does affect the time it takes to transmit the form across a network. This can impact the user’s perception of load time speeds when opening ...

Depending on your workflow, you may be able to break up larger forms into two or more smaller forms. This will make each individual form run more quickly. How you choose to divide your forms depends on the forms content. In some cases, you may want to make each form section a separate form. In ...

Minimizing the number of full page refreshes will maximize the performance of your Webform Server application by reducing bandwidth use and load on the server. Furthermore, it will improve the user experience by reducing reaction times. A full page refresh requires the form to be sent back to the ...

You should always scale images to the correct size before adding them to the form. Furthermore, you should make sure that the file size is as small as possible without sacrificing image quality. Optimizing your images improves form performance by reducing both load and run time. Large image files ...

Using compressed images reduces load and run time, simply because bigger files take longer to read and transmit across a network. For this reason, it’s best to use a compressed image format, such as PNG or JPEG. This will keep the overall size of the form down, and will help to reduce load times. ...

Do not explicitly set options that use the default setting. Minimizing the number of options used in your form will maximize the performance of your Webform Server application and improve the user experience by reducing load times. During the form design process, it’s possible to add options to a ...

If you create a form that uses Web services, delete the enclosed WSDL file from the form. The WSDL file is only needed when you design the form. Removing the enclosed WSDL file helps reduce the file size of your form. Example No example provided. Exceptions to this practice There are no exceptions ...