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# Step-by-step workflow

This Topic covers the setup of a step-by-step workflow, allowing users to fill in information in a step-by-step sequence.

Creating a step-by-step workflow involves combining a few UI Components (Visibility Group, Containers, Buttons), some Conditional Styles, and interaction with your App Data. In other words: Step-by-step workflow is not a single UI Component or Action Node.

Step-by-step workflow is best explained through an example. We have created a simple example in our Showroom (see link below). You may test this example, and view the setup in Create.

[Showroom Example](https://showroom.appfarm.app/use-cases/step-by-step-workflow)


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