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1. Decide what to ask first
First of all, think about what kind of questions you want to ask to our visitors. The best web forms maintain higher conversion rates by keeping it short & simple. Many users will simply abandon a form if it has too many questions. So keep your web forms as short & clear as possible!
2. State the purpose in the heading
Although you know why you're creating this web form, a confused visitor might land on the web page without knowing what your form does. Put a short heading such as "Contact Us" to your form.
Put additional info in the sub-heading.
3. Use predefined quick tools for common fields (name, email, address etc.)
Next, ask the visitor for his or her name & email address. Simply click on the "Quick Tools" menu and add the name & email fields.
4. Use a text area for long answers (comments, description etc.)
A large comment box allows visitors to provide longer responses. Click on "Text Area" on the left "Form Tools" menu to add a new text area.
5. Setting up email notifications
With our email notifications, you’ll receive an alert in your inbox every time someone completes your form. Use the top toolbar to setup a new email notification. Click on the "Setup & Share" tab on the toolbar.
6. Embed your form to a web site
Integrating your form in a web site is crucial for collecting data continuously.
Click on "Publish" button on the top toolbar.
7. Test your web form & see it working
Test your form on your live web site to see that you're getting notifications to your email and your inbox. If anything doesn't come through, come back and check your steps correctly.
Congratulations on setting up your first web form! Return to this article anytime if you get lost. Tell us about your experience in creating your first web form in the comments section below!
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