General Response Form
	Advanced Response Form
	Send to a Friend Form
	Calculator
	Form Validation
	Dynamically Change Options
	Image Rollovers
	Pop-Up Windows
	Handling Information With Cookies

General Response Form Our most popular product.  This is an all-purpose response form that you can use to let visitors contact you directly from your webpage and ask general questions.  It can be placed directly in your page, or in a pop-up window when the viewer clicks a button – and can be customized with the colors and style of your site.  Click the small image below to view a sample. Advanced Response Form A more advanced version of the the general form.  You can have as many questions as you need, with text boxes, drop-down menus, checkboxes, and radio buttons.  The form can be customized in any way you desire for maximum efficiency of communication with your visitors.  Some uses include reserverations, product ordering, and surveys or questionnaires.  Click the small image below to view a sample. Send to a Friend Form Let your visitors help you get the word out about your site!  Give them the ability to send a message to one or more of their friends about your site or a specific page, product, event, or announcement.  This is one of the cheapest and most efficient ways to promote your site.  Click the images below to view samples. Calculator More than just an ordinary calculator, a form-based application can figure out prices, investment returns, do conversions (weight, currencies, temperatures), or perform any kind of calculations you need.  Click the small image below right to view a working sample. Enter numbers is each of these boxes: +-x/ Working sample: Form Validation Form validation simply means checking your form to make sure the user has filled in the proper information before they submit it.  This could mean checking that a valid credit card number has been entered, that certain mandatory fields have been filled in, that a valid date or e-mail address is being used, that a person has entered an area code along with their phone number, or basically just that the user has entered the type of information you expect to receive.  If your form is "foolproof", it reduces confusion and makes the process more efficient.  Below are a few examples of fields that require correct information: Enter random credit card #:  VisaMasterCardAMEX  Try to submit an invalid date:  Jan FebMarAprMay JunJulAugSep OctNovDec 01 02030405 06070809 10111213 14151617 18192021 22232425 26272829 3031, 20082009201020112012201320142015  Try to proceed without filling in the mandatory information (in RED): Your name:  Your e-mail:  Company name:  Dynamically Change Options It's possible to instantly change the options in a question on your form based on the selection made in a different question.  For example, click the checkboxes below to control the choices available in the menu. Show men:  Show women:  View names:   [Click here]AmyJenMichelleRobTomVictor   Image Rollovers There are all kinds of tricks that can be done with images, from causing buttons to "light up" as the mouse passes over them, to disabling right-click to help protect copyrighted images from unauthorized download, and randomly showing one of serveral different images each time your page is loaded.  Try the following examples: Image Rollovers Move your mouse pointer over top of the button at right: Right-Clicking We can help protect your copyrighted images by preventing viewers from easily downloading your photos.  This is done by disabling the mouse's right-click function.  Try right-clicking on the images below (instead of the normal right-click context menu, nothing should happen): Random Images One of several different photos can be randomly displayed when your page is loaded, or when the viewer performs some action (such as clicking a button or question on a response form).  The helps keep your site looking fresh and regularly updated.  Click the button below to randomly view one of five different images (sometimes you will get the same picture several times by chance), or select a specific image from the menu.   [Select specific image]HomerMargeBartLisaMaggie Pop-Up Windows Pop-up windows have many uses; they allow visitors to complete questions on a response form without having to leave the page they are currently looking at.  This means they can fill out and submit the form while still viewing the information on the page underneath.  A pop-up window can also be used to show maps, graphs, instructions, or other information, and can be displayed in any size – or even dynamically resized after they are already open.  View a couple of examples below: Pop-up Response Form Pop-up with Map  Re-sizeable Pop-Up Handling Information With Cookies Cookies are bits of data that are temporarily stored by a browser.  They are commonly used by many sites, including shopping carts in e-commerce sites to carry information from page to page (click the cookie at right to determine whether your browser is cookie-enabled).  Other uses include the ability to "pre-populate" a response form (automatically enter information in certain questions) with information based on clicks made on previous pages, or showing certain content or images based on a person's preferences. Fill in the information below to set a cookie: Your name:  Favorite color:  [Click here to select a color]whiteredorangeyellowgreenbluepurpleblack Are you a:  [Click here to select option]cat persondog personbothneither

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