InForm uses dynamic sub-form information loading. When a user makes a selection, the rest of the form will be dynamically updated to match the selection. For example, a form dealing with car-insurance might ask a user to select a car manufacturer. Based on the users' selection, only the models from that manufacturer will be shown throughout the rest of the form. Upon further selection of a particular model, only the information relevant to that particular model will be displayed. Unlike traditional forms, all these actions are handled dynamically and transparently. Updates occur with such speed that a user may not even notice the update. Real-time server side validation through XMLRPC means that changes in the form are instantaneously updated on the server over secure https. To ensure interoperability, InForm can communicate with external workflow systems.

Because parts of the form can be saved during the editing process, you can now create smaller sub-forms to make it easier for a visitor to enter information. Javeline have focused a great deal of attention on improving the user-friendliness of forms. For instance, with a single click, the entire form can translate into a different language. Sometimes a user makes a mistake, so Javeline has made the error handling process easier, with clear and informative error messages. Javeline's personalized skin capabilities for application interfaces can make a form fit in as an integral part of the user's

Together, of these parts can help the developer integrate forms with the other components of the site, and redefine the user experience of filling in a form.