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# Yes / No Fields

> Learn how to add and configure Yes / No questions in your form.

The **Yes / No** field is the most straightforward way to ask a simple binary question in your form. It is ideal for gathering quick confirmations, preferences, or opt-ins from your respondents.

## Adding a Yes / No Field

To add this question type to your form:

<Steps>
  <Step title="Add Field">
    Click the **+ Add Field** button within your form builder canvas.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Select Field Type">
    In the pop-up menu, under the "Choice" category, select **Yes / No**.
  </Step>
</Steps>

## Field Settings

Once added, select the field in the canvas to open its configuration settings in the right-hand panel. Here you can customize how the question appears and functions:

### General Settings

* **Question:** Enter the text of your question here.
* **Required:** Toggle this on if the user must answer this question before submitting the form.

### Design Settings

These settings control the visual layout of your Yes/No buttons.

* **Show Radio Circles:** Toggle on to display traditional circular radio buttons next to the text options.
* **Fill Background:** Choose whether the selected answer option button has a solid background color.
* **Stack Direction:** Select whether the Yes and No options should be stacked vertically (one on top of the other) or horizontally (side-by-side).
* **Alignment:** If your options are stacked horizontally, choose to align them to the Left, Center, or Right.

### Yes / No Labels

While the default text is "Yes" and "No", you can customize these labels to better fit your specific question.

* **Yes Label:** Enter your preferred text for the affirmative option (e.g., "True," "Agree," "I'm In!").
* **No Label:** Enter your preferred text for the negative option (e.g., "False," "Disagree," "Not today").

### Klaviyo Settings

* **Property Name:** This determines how the user's answer will be saved as a custom property on their profile in your connected Klaviyo account.
  * *Note: This field auto-populates with a default ID, but it is highly recommended to change it to something recognizable (e.g., `interested_in_newsletter` or `agreed_to_terms`) for easier segmentation later.*