I remember overhearing at an "EPiServer Partner Day" last year that a replacement for the XForms system might be in the works (I might remember wrong).

As it currently stands, the whole thing is pretty ugly. I've ran across at least these problems when implementing an editable form in an EPiServer 7 MVC site:

• It's forced tables for layout which conflicts with just about every web design guideline these days
• Even if we forgive the tables, they're difficult to style to look nice due to lack of CSS classes
• The editor gives the user too much freedom in editing the table which makes it even more difficult to style it so that the user cannot break it
• The HTML generated has actually gone downhill since CMS 6, for one there is no element whatsoever around the text labels for inputs, which makes it impossible to style them as-is
• If the e-mail functionality is enabled the submit button reveals the recipient e-mail address in the source code for spambots to harvest
• The forced table has a fixed ID which makes multiple forms on the same page invalid HTML
• I've actually managed to get the editor to persist the "selected" background color in the editor into the database

I could probably go on. In my current website I had to resort to re-implementing some of the rendering logic to get slightly more sensible HTML and logic.

Is a new form system actually in the works? If not, are there any modules you could recommend for a more sensible editable form?