Form Guides

Contact Form 7’s feature freeze raises an important question for WordPress users. If the plugin will no longer introduce new features, how well will it meet your needs as your website grows? Your existing forms may keep working, but won’t get any new feature updates. Only security issues will be fixed. The creator, Takayuki Miyoshi, […]

When a new hire joins the team, HR gets swamped with emails. One asks for their address and emergency contact details. Another sends attachments that employees have to print, sign, and scan. Then again, the IT team asks for the joining date that you already gave HR.  As a result, what happens? Information gets scattered […]

Do you want to accept payments on your WordPress site, but you don’t want a WooCommerce store? Well, don’t worry! You can do that.  Stripe supports several ways to accept payments online, including prebuilt checkout experiences, while if you want to do it in WordPress, form builders can add a payment option directly to a […]

Every year, non-profit organizations run various fundraising events like charity galas, races, auctions, etc for different purposes. And it brings in a good amount of money. But most of the time, they collect donor information in a Google Form and take payment through a gateway. Two different places, two different lists. This creates a synchronization […]

Most registration and application forms are meant to run only during a fixed period. After that timeline, no entries should be accepted. Yet a lot of them still stay active and continue accepting submissions. The reason? Somebody forgot to close the form.  Say, an event signup may open on September 15 and should close on […]

If you run a podcast, then getting podcast guest requests is normal. But it turns into a problem when you get them in bulk and when they start showing up everywhere. Most podcasts get guest requests through more than one channel (email, Instagram DMs, a friend-of-a-friend text); it becomes difficult to coordinate with different people. […]

Educators and admin staff can relate to this: how frustrating long enrollment forms can be for parents and students during enrollment season. In most school offices, the scenario is the same: all the registration forms pile up, and someone scans the form and retypes them into a spreadsheet manually.  At the end of the day, […]

Are you looking for a digital consent form with a signature option? Well, look no further; you’ll get that right here. Paper consent forms are old school. If you can sell and buy things online, which was, back in time, an in-person thing, why can’t you sign agreements online? I mean, just think about it: […]

When users need to correct a submitted form, the usual options are frustrating: submit the form again, contact the site owner, or ask an admin to update the entry manually. That creates duplicate submissions, extra support work, and outdated data. With Bit Form, you can avoid that. The Data Views & Edit feature lets logged-in […]

Does your real estate site have a lead capture form? If not, you’re missing out on a great opportunity to turn an anonymous visitor into a paying customer.  So, what is a lead form? Well, it’s a form on your website that collects more than just a visitor’s name and email. It asks what the […]

You know what? No matter how much you spend on driving traffic to your WordPress site, your effort can go to waste if your forms are poorly designed.  What does a bad form design cause? Well, they make people work very hard by adding too many form fields, poorly distributing fields, adding buttons that say […]

Last year on Christmas, one of my friends was discussing how her online bakery business started getting new customers. While explaining, she said she used to spend bucks on Facebook ads until she got to know how her real customers were actually coming. One day, she randomly posted on her page, asking, “How did you […]