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WordPress Survey Plugin: Forminator to the Rescue

October 3, 2019 by Spyre Studios

Form builder plugins are very handy. Quizzes, polls, surveys, and even event registrations and quote requests are forms. With a form builder plugin, you save time and effort, and the finished product is a well-crafted and professional looking page on your site. A quiz is the type of post that gets shared, thus increasing the […]

Filed Under: WordPress Tagged With: forms, plugins, wordpress

5 Great Tools to Help You Build HTML5 Forms

January 24, 2019 by Spyre Studios

We are living in a world where we try to automate everything we can, and web design isn’t an exception, so we have a suite of tools capable of generating HTML pages without writing any line of code. In this article we will focus on some of the most popular dedicated tools for generating HTML […]

Filed Under: Design Tagged With: bootstrap, forms, html5

Dos and Don’ts of Designing the Perfect Website Form

August 2, 2018 by Spyre Studios

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When designing modern websites, it is important to bear in mind the criticality of creating a well-balanced, user-friendly form as visitors make their first impression about a business by looking at their online portal. In several cases, the design of the form can make or break the future of the website. User experience plays a […]

Filed Under: Design Tagged With: forms, web design

8 PHP Email Forms to Use for More Conversions

October 22, 2017 by Spyrestudios

If your clients are looking for more conversions on their websites, you need a good PHP email form builder. These registration sign-up forms provide a lasting connection between your client and their website visitors and customers. Not everyone will register their email or other contact information on an email form. The conversion rating is about […]

Filed Under: Tools Tagged With: forms

Build Better Contact Forms with These Guidelines

July 12, 2017 by Alex Fox

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Look around the web, and you’ll see that web developers (and their clients) love contact forms. And for good reason: they collect important information about customers cheaply and effectively. But so many of these forms are clumsily designed or poorly implemented, cutting companies off from their customer. Avoid these problems and learn to build better […]

Filed Under: Design, Uncategorized Tagged With: contact, forms, web design

Best UX Design Solutions for Date Input Fields

March 30, 2015 by Jake Rocheleau

The purpose of user experience design is to focus solely on how an interface behaves. This is traditionally more important than the actual design because a pretty-looking website is useless if nobody can use it. Thus UX has become a field unto itself with areas of focus derived from usability and case studies. The absolute […]

Filed Under: UX Tagged With: forms, ui design, ux design, web design

45 Notable Website Registration and Login Forms

December 17, 2013 by Jake Rocheleau

Modern design trends have been changing with newer ideas constantly hitting the Internet. Web designers have been following along, and this has lead to a multitude of unique ideas being expressed in current layouts. Any typical piece of an interface can be enhanced from more common, traditional ideas. This gallery focuses on a collection of […]

Filed Under: Design Tagged With: forms, inspiration, showcase, user interface, web design

32 Unique E-mail Contact Forms in Website Layouts

February 15, 2013 by Jake Rocheleau

Website forms are especially unique in that user input is often garnered based on the sense of design. You do not see people jumping to redesign their forms elements. But a good design can entice users who may be more interested to send you a message. Also designers may improve the general UX to include […]

Filed Under: Design Tagged With: contact, css, forms, html, html5, input, inspiration

Building a Live Textarea Character Count Limit with CSS3 and jQuery

October 18, 2012 by Jake Rocheleau

Dynamic character counters are a common feature which I see requested frequently by web developers. You may have a form input field or textarea for users to enter data but want to limit the content. You could do this using maxlength which has been a property since the HTML4 specs. However we want to provide […]

Filed Under: Tutorial Tagged With: css, forms, html5, input, javascript, tutorials

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