How do You Build and Host a Web Form?

Chris Pirillo — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 09:19:26 +0000

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When you need to get information from people, it’s good to get it on a voluntary basis. If you’re going to collect information from people online, it’s best to build your own form. There’s no easy way of building a powerful form, is there? You could always pay someone to create an onlie form for you. But then, you’ll just have to pay again every time something needs to be changed or updated. Well, instead of spending your money, why not check out JotForm.

JotForm is the first web based WYSIWYG form builder. Its intuitive drag and drop user interface makes form building a breeze. Using JotForm, you can create forms, integrate them to your site and collect submissions from your visitors.

JotForm is developed mainly for webmasters, but anybody with an Internet connection can use it. JotForm is WYSIWYG, so you can still make web forms without any web design or HTML experience. Since JotForm is hosted on our servers, there are no requirements. JotForm supports all standard web form field types. In addition, it allows you to use new and intuitive fields in your form such as Date Time Picker, Star Ratings, or CAPTCHA checks. Using JotForm, you can create any kind of web form.

JotForm is completely free for Basic usage. You can create forms, integrate them into your site, and collect submissions from your users without any cost.

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How do You Build and Host a Web Form?