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There are certain times where website owners need to acquire information from their users. This is for a variety of reasons, but mostly to improve the services their respective websites offer, as well as improve their platforms as a whole. Web forms are widely used in order for website owners to collect information from their […]
Using Wistia’s marketing integrations to deliver web forms Welcome back to the final EduLog You heard that right. FormKeep’s own white-knuckle thriller of an educational log is coming to a close. Since the EduLog began, you have integrated your first web form into Squarespace, protected it against spam, used it to create an email campaign, […]
A case study on how a school administrator can use web forms Welcome back to the 2nd EduLog Case Study! Last we published the first of our pair of FormKeep use cases. In that, we examined the business and problems of a real estate broker, and discussed the ways in which FormKeep’s services could provide […]
A case study on how a real estate broker can use web forms Welcome Back! Over the past four weeks we’ve built up your web form infrastructure. From protecting it against spam and integrating your G Suite account to running your own email campaign, you’ve become a FormKeep pro. Indeed, our fictional small business, the […]
One of the most appealing things about using form backend solutions like FormKeep is that, as a web designer or web developer, you can focus your energy on user experience and functionality. You can avoid the burden of building and maintaining your own backend infrastructure. A large number of our customers choose FormKeep over other […]
Are you looking to launch a new website? Not sure where to start? Or looking for some creative inspiration before you dig in? Check out this article about 15 Addicting Web Design Guides To Get You Hooked. Sooner or later, after you dig in, you’ll likely reach a point that you want to collect data […]