How do I view and understand the single-page Advocacy form?

The single-page layout shows all form elements at once for a streamlined supporter experience. 

1. Access your single-page form 

   1. Visit the public URL of your single-page Advocacy form 

   2. Note how all elements appear on one screen 

2. Observe the form structure 

   1. Contact information fields appear alongside the advocacy message 

   2. Supporters don't see who will receive their message before submitting 

   3. Message components may be read-only or editable based on your configuration 

3. Test the submission process 

   1. Complete the form with test information 

   2. If targets require additional information (phone number, prefix), a prompt appears after initial submission 

   3. After providing all required information, supporters see the Thank You page 

4. Consider the user experience implications 

   1. Single-page forms may increase completion rates due to their simplicity 

   2. However, supporters can't see their matched targets before submitting 

   3. This format works best when targeting is straightforward or when quick action is the priority 

5. Review editable components 

   1. Note which parts of the message are editable by supporters 

   2. Common configurations include read-only Subject, Introduction, and Conclusion with an editable Message Body 

   3. This gives supporters some personalization ability while maintaining your key messaging