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Most basic form builders think about data like this: name = John email = john@example.com message = Hello That's fine until the customer needs to submit a list. For example: Product 1 Quantity 10 Pr
Popup forms are easy to create. Popup forms that don't annoy people are harder. That distinction became pretty obvious while working on the client-side behavior for Cruxtab Contact Form Builder. A pop
I don't think every form needs conditional logic. But once you have a form with different types of customers, it becomes extremely useful. For example, imagine asking: Do you need a wholesale account?
When a Shopify form has only two or three fields, a normal single-page form works perfectly fine. But things change quickly when the form starts asking for: Customer details Contact information Del
