by Hillary Walters | Feb 15, 2019 | Getting Started, Tips and Best Practices
At FormAssembly, our mission is not only to create an innovative, secure, and helpful web form solution, but it’s also to educate you on how to best implement the product in your everyday work. FormAssembly not only offers a quick form builder, but also an extensive...
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by Maggie Tharp | Feb 12, 2019 | eBook, Resources, Tips and Best Practices, Unlimited
You already know that FormAssembly offers you unlimited forms and responses, unlimited support, unlimited potential with integrations and more, but did you also know that FormAssembly unlocks unlimited use cases? We compiled 100 (that’s right—100!) of our favorite use...
by Maggie Tharp | Feb 11, 2019 | Security and Confidentiality, Tips and Best Practices
With the continued enforcement of GDPR, evolving cybercrime tactics, advancements in AI, and the spread of privacy focused legislation, 2019 is shaping up to be an interesting year in data and cybersecurity. Make sure you’ve checked these data security best practices...
by Maggie Tharp | Feb 5, 2019 | Unlimited, Webinar
You may have heard us talk about the unlimited capabilities of FormAssembly. Want proof? Attend our upcoming webinar Year of Unlimited Webinar #1: Build Your First FormAssembly Form to see FormAssembly in action. This webinar will take place on Tuesday, February 19,...
by Maggie Tharp | Feb 4, 2019 | Unlimited
2019 is FormAssembly’s Year of Unlimited. What does that mean? Simply this: This year, you’re going to see tons of great content and resources sharing all the many ways that FormAssembly is unlimited (think unlimited forms and responses), how we help knock down...
by Maggie Tharp | Jan 15, 2019 | Form Design, Tips and Best Practices
After creating a form with FormAssembly, a great next step is to apply a theme, making the form look as aesthetically pleasing as it is user-friendly and complex. Many FormAssembly users employ themes, which can be created using CSS to achieve a certain look or adhere...
