Mastodawn

I saw a post last week about form data collection that I can't find...... and I've been tasked to develop a form to capture volunteer data for a group I work with.....

I hope I've got things right, I'm certain that it's orders of magnitude better than the Word document that preceeded it! ;)

The Age 18+ choice triggers some conditional, additional collection later in the process.

Please BOOST as feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

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Sarah Jamie Lewis Apr 1

@gruff In the UK there is no legal difference between "preferred name" and "given name" (or even "legal" name) - if you need a name that appears on some kind of documentation (e.g. because you require cross-referencing with an identity document) then you should state that explicitly - otherwise you can just say "name".

(related: it's generally an anti-pattern to split names along arbitrary boundaries like last/first - there is no requirement in UK law that names be particularly structured)

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Gareth Kitchen

@sarahjamielewis Thanks so much. I did research and got befuddled. What you say is clear and so obvious really. It's quite remarkable how one becomes 'contitioned' isn't it? Me, I mean! ;)