Is there a way to customize Webflow's form to show personalized results for each user and prevent multiple people from seeing the same test results when using it without the login function?

Yes, it is possible to customize Webflow's form to show personalized results for each user without using the login function. Here's how you can achieve this:

1. Collect User Information: Firstly, you need to collect some unique information from the user, such as their name or email address. You can add input fields to your form for gathering this data.

2. Store User Information: Once the user submits the form, you can use custom code or a third-party integration to store their information. For example, you could use the Webflow CMS or an external database to store each user's responses.

3. Generate Unique Results: After the user's information is stored, you can use custom code to generate personalized results based on their input. This can be achieved using conditional logic or by retrieving data from the CMS/database.

4. Display Results: Finally, you can use dynamic elements in Webflow to display the user's personalized results on a separate page or within the same form page. You can use the stored information and conditional visibility settings to show the relevant results only to the user who submitted the form.

5. Prevent Multiple Users from Seeing the Same Results: To ensure that each user sees their own personalized results and prevent others from accessing them, you can implement a unique identifier or token for each form submission. This can be generated during the form submission process and used to associate the results with a specific user. With this unique identifier, you can prevent others from seeing the same test results.

6. Optional: You can add additional layers of security by implementing IP address tracking or limiting access to the results page via a password.

By following these steps, you can create a customized form in Webflow that shows personalized results for each user while also preventing multiple people from seeing the same test results without using the login function.