[Form DB Structure] candidate V1

So, here is the db structure candidate.

Form ("innovation award" etc) 
   1) has_many :form_steps

FormStep ("Step 1 of 5: Company Information" etc)
  1) has_many :questions

Question 
  1) can have following possible element types (list can be extended in future):
  ```
  [
    'text_input',
    'text_area',
    'radio',
    'complex_radio', # Radio buttons with advanced questions
    'checkbox',
    'complex_checkbox', # Checkbox with advanced questions
    'select',
    'complex_select', # Select with advanced questions
    'group', # complex question with couple inputs,
    'date',
    'file'
  ]
  ```

  2) question can belongs to another question via 'question_id'.
      For example:
```
      11 Head of your business*
      11.1 Job title / Role in the organisation*
      11.2 Email address*
```
  3) each question has 'placement' column, so that we can order them

  4) Questions can be simple and complex.
      Simple question: 9. Website URL (here just one field)

     Simple questions are presented with same number of html tags, but here can be 3 customization metrics:
      4.1 ) css_class - can be in small / medium / large (in future can be extended)
      4.2 ) css_size
      4.3 ) chars_limited (boolean) - some textareas and inputs will have limited js counters.
              The value of top limit, can be fetched from object's backend validation and then passed as tag attribute

     <p class="group">
       <label class="span4"> # <= css_size (4)
          Country 
          <input type="text" class="medium">  # <= css_class ('medium')
       </label>
     </p>

     So, simple questions can be presented as universal with ability to set custom ops above ^.
     
     More complex question blocks will has many children questions like:

    11. Head of your business*

     Title
     First name
     Last name
     Personal Honours
     Email address 

     In case if we need to use something specific on view - we do not need to add hard conditions - we just can use 'view_template_path' column (custom_partial_path).

    5) "is_subquestion" boolean field means that question is advanced question on for example selected specific radio button value. 
        For example "Step 1 of 5: Company Information" -> "Are you a current Queen’s Award holder (2010-2014)? ". If you select "Yes" => then 3 extra questions will be shown.
        So, these 3 extra questions will be "is_subquestion"

   6) "visible" boolean. Some questions can be hidden by default and will be displayed only after selecting specific radio or checkbox value.

   7) Custom texts between questions, like we have on "Step 3 of 5: Commercial Performance " before "21. Number of units/contracts/quantity sold" can be presented via "note_above" or "note_below" text fields.

   8) Specific hints can also be presented via "hint_above" or "hint_below" text fileds.

   9) Question can have many question_options (like checkboxes, radio buttons)

QuestionOption
   - has name, input and area fields (as for some selected options can be extra "Specify" field, which can be input or textarea).
   - display or not "Specify" advanced fields can be handled via "with_input" boolean field

FormResponse
   -  has many answers and belongs to user and form
   - 'state' column (maybe for state machine or some own implementation)
   - 'devise_type' can be used for tracking (Tablet/Mobile/Desktop)

Answer
   - belongs to form response, question and also can be belongs_to question_option (in case of checkboxes or radio buttons)
   - has 4 basic type columns:
      - input
      - area
      - date_value
      - file