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1. Start with creating a page in Confluence.
2. While in the editor, press ctl + shift + A  (together) and start typing form in the search field. 
3. Choose ConfiForms Form macro from the resulting list. This is the main container for the form which defines the form's properties and rules. There are several options for configuration, but use the defaults for this simple case.
4. Click "Insert" and the macro will be inserted on the page.
5. Go to the body of the ConfiForms Form macro and insert a ConfiForms Field Definition macro in the same way as you inserted the container itself (you can add many, but we are creating a form with just one field).To find   Remember, to insert the ConfiForms Field Definition macro Definition macro quickly, while inside the ConfiForms Form macro the ConfiForms Form macro body type "{" (again, without quotes) and start typing defini - it Confluence will auto- suggest you the  ConfiForms Field Definition, and by selecting that suggestion, you can add the macro.
   
6. Define the field as 'text' (the default) for this example.  ConfiForms provides more than 30 field types for your forms.  Remember, too, that the ConfiForms Form and ConfiForms Field Definition macros are always together: the ConfiForms Form macro defines the rules and properties of the form and the Field Definition macro(s) define the form's fields.
7. The form is basically ready; but there is no "submit" button!
8. To enable form submission, use the ConfiForms Registration Control macro. This macro controls how the form will be rendered. It can use the default (card) layout and render the form as a dialog or as an item embedded on the page.  You can also customize a layout for the form by customizing the Registration Control macro body and placing ConfiForms Field macro(s) within it. For this example, we have choosen the default layout which will render the form as a pop-up dialog.

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