Most forms on mobile screens are much longer than on desktop screens. This is because mobile screens don't have enough width space to stack the fields in multiple columns. As a result, a mobile form looks longer and more intimidating to complete. However, there's a way you can make a long mobile form look shorter without removing fields or splitting them into separate pages.
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How to Make a Long Mobile Form Look Shorter
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