Bug Report
Capture detailed bug reports from users and testers.
Overview
A bug report form helps users and testers tell you exactly what went wrong. This template captures the steps to reproduce, severity, environment details and a screenshot or file, so your developers can act without guessing. With NodumForms you can build it in minutes, brand it for your team, and share it by link or embed it in your app or testing portal so reports arrive in a consistent, usable format.
A useful bug report is structured and complete. This template asks for a clear title, what the reporter expected to happen, what actually happened, the exact steps to reproduce, a severity level and the environment such as browser, device or app version. NodumForms offers Short Text, Long Text, Single Select, Dropdown and File Upload question types, so reporters can describe the problem precisely and attach a screenshot or log. Use the drag-and-drop builder to match the fields to your stack, and apply your brand colours and logo so the form feels like an official channel for your team or testing community.
Every report lands in your responses dashboard with a live count, giving you a quick sense of how many issues are open. Table view lets you scan and sort reports by severity, while Individual view shows the full detail of a single report alongside any attachment. When you want to move issues into your tracker, export them to CSV and import the file into your project management tool. Server-side validation keeps the structured fields consistent, and TLS encryption protects the data in transit. Consistent severity and environment fields make it far easier to reproduce and prioritise the most important bugs first.
Perfect for
Get reproducible bug reports, not vague complaints
Engineering teams, QA testers and beta programmes use this form to standardise bug reports. Imagine a team running a beta: instead of scattered emails, testers fill in a single form with steps to reproduce, severity and a screenshot. Developers scan the dashboard in Table view, sort by severity, and export the week's reports to CSV to import into their issue tracker for triage.
Why this template works
- Capture steps to reproduce, severity and environment in a consistent format.
- Let reporters attach screenshots or logs with the File Upload field.
- Sort and triage reports by severity using the Table view.
- Export reports to CSV and import them into your issue tracker.
How to use
- Open the Bug Report template, which includes severity, environment and attachment fields.
- Adjust the fields to match your stack and apply your team's colours and logo.
- Publish the form and embed it in your app or testing portal, or share the link with testers.
- Sort reports by severity in the Table view, then export to CSV for your issue tracker.
What this template includes
- Bug title
- What did you expect to happen?
- What actually happened?
- Steps to reproduce
- Severity
- Environment (browser, device, version)
- Attach a screenshot or log
FAQ
- Can testers attach screenshots or logs?
- Yes. The File Upload question type lets reporters attach screenshots, recordings or log files. These appear alongside the full report in the Individual view, giving your developers the evidence they need to reproduce the issue.
- How do I move reports into my issue tracker?
- Export your bug reports to CSV from the dashboard and import the file into your project management or issue-tracking tool. There is no automatic integration, so you control when reports are transferred for triage.
- Can I sort bugs by severity?
- Yes. Add a Single Select or Dropdown severity field, then use the Table view to sort and scan reports by severity and date. This helps your team prioritise the most critical bugs first.