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I am having a form having around 20-25 fields. I have put all these fields on one page and a submit button to complete my functionlaity. But i am not happy with the length of page and feel like users will be demotivated using this page can somebody help me with suggestions?
Wizards are also more prone to errors,
What you could do (depends on the context and contents of your form) is try to hide parts of your form until they are relevant. For example, in a form where I can choose to receive annoying spam at my home address, I would tick the box “yes I want to be annoyed” and only then will the fields where I enter my address data (street, ZIP, city, etc.) appear.
How effective this is for you depends, of course, on the context of your form.
Perhaps you could shed some light on this?