How to make a web form and get it online quickly

Coding a web form is a long, tedious process. However, there is an easier way.

Using Simfatic Forms you can quickly create feature-rich web forms without coding. You just have to design the form using the visual editor; Simfatic Forms generates all the required code. You don't have to worry about coding HTML, CSS JavaScript or PHP.

Even if you know coding, and do forms regularly, Simfatic Forms saves you all the time spent on coding and lets you focus on the form design.

This tutorial takes you step-by-step through the process of creating a web form using Simfatic Forms and getting it online.

First, download a Free trial version of Simfatic Forms.

Simfatic Forms has a Visual editor (WYSIWYG editor). You can drop the required input elements and arrange it. All types of input element types are supported. In addition, Captcha and calculation fields are also supported.

Input validations are essential part of any web form. The next step in designing your form is to select the input validations. With Simfatic Forms, you don't have to worry about hours of manual form validation coding.

Simfatic Forms supports conditional validation too( example: 'Other' text field is required when 'Other' radio button is selected )

You can choose what to do with the form submissions. Here are some of the options available:

• Send the submission by email
• Save to a database/file
• Send an auto response

Simfatic Forms takes you step-by-step through the process of integrating the form with your web site. With the simple step-by-step interface, even first time users can easily integrate the form with their website.

The form can be seamlessly integrated with any website, CMS or Blog.

The code generated by Simfatic Forms is clean and tidy. It generates code in Browser-native languages only (CSS/HTML/JavaScript) No need of Flash/other plugins. This ensures that your form shows up correctly in all browsers.

You can download a 30 day free trial and try all the features yourself.
Click here for more information about Simfatic Forms.