Creating a great user experience is key to getting the right types of responses to your forms. Many people have created contact, order, or newsletter sign up forms but don’t have the type of responses they had anticipated. One often overlooked reason is that people want forms that are easy to use and don’t take a large amount of time to complete. Users who are giving you their information want to know that they can do so with little effort on their part, so creating fields and showing only useful questions that pertain to them goes a long way in creating “friendly” forms.
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When we created our user profile series we were happily surprised with the enthusiasm and types of responses we received. Not only because people had good things to say about FormSpring, but because we also received some very good feedback and it opened our eyes to the breadth of companies/people who are using FormSpring. Joosi Design is a good example. Joosi Design is a cool design company that creates custom wedding stationary. Taking a look at their site will give you some insight to their creative expertise and will also probably make you hungry! Below is our interview with Donna Martin, founder of Joosi Design – enjoy! And as always, if you are interested in being profiled contact us via this form, and we will be in touch.
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As a web applications company and as a small business we are always looking for ways to utilize online tools that make our jobs easier. As we explore these tools we like to share them with you and also help explain how many of these tools can work within the FormSpring application. RSS is a tool that is quickly becoming as ubiquitous as email, and an important tool for businesses, big and small.
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This is the last of three Google mashup articles this week for programmers who want to explore the new FormSpring API. If you haven’t seen them yet, take a look at the Google Maps mashup and the Google Spreadsheets mashup.
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This is the second of three Google mashup articles this week for programmers who want to explore the new FormSpring API. If you haven’t seen it yet, take a look at yesterday’s Google Maps mashup.
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The FormSpring API is now live, and available to anyone with an account. To create a key to use with your forms, log in to the admin interface, go to Your Account then click on the API section. We’ve put together some online documentation to help you get started, along with some example PHP code (more languages coming soon).
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Today we are happy to announce a new feature that allows you to edit submitted data from within the FormSpring admin tool. It allows you to manage the data you collect so you can fix any user errors or incorporate fields for internal use only. For example, you can create a “For Office Use Only” section within your forms
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