When choosing a sign-up form for your website, it is sometimes a challenge to find the right one in the templates offered by an email services. Gravity forms for WordPress gives us more flexibility in form design. We can be just a little more subtle and take up less space or have more choices about just where the little box is positioned on our page.
Those little vanity situations are important to me even though they may not truly be the end of the world.
Another factor I like about Gravity forms lies in the easy to use check out forms for visitors who are the most important part of our equation. Being able to use PayPal Pro easily with some kind of sense on my side of the page is going to be important to me and to clients.
I’ve watched these forms for awhile and stalled around for quite awhile before making the choice to step forward. I’m looking forward to working with these forms and I’m pleased to have them in the affiliate lists at Bar JD. Check them out for yourself. Click here to visit RocketGenius and Gravity Forms.
Have you any experience with the Gravity forms? How have they been working for you? Please leave your comments in the area below or feel free to email me privately at judyATbarjdcommunications.com.
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