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SiteSmith FormsLesson 2 of 15

  1. Getting started

    4 lessons

  2. Build a form

    5 lessons
    • Create a form from a templateReading · 5 min
    • Add and set up questionsReading · 8 min
    • Field types at a glanceAnimated · 3 min
    • Publish and test your formReading · 6 min
    • Quiz: build a formQuiz · 5 min

  3. Share and settings

    4 lessons
    • Settings: thank-you, emails, limits and lookReading · 7 min
    • Share a link or embed the form on your siteReading · 7 min
    • Where responses come fromAnimated · 3 min
    • Quiz: share and settingsQuiz · 5 min

  4. Responses

    2 lessons
    • Read, sort and export responsesReading · 8 min
    • Course checkQuiz · 10 min
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ReadingGetting started, lesson 2 of 155 min

Find your way around Forms

Forms opens on All forms, a home page with your numbers at the top and your forms below.

The numbers at the top

  • Forms: how many forms you have, and how many are published.
  • Responses: all responses, all time.
  • Unread: responses that arrived since you last looked.
  • This month: responses used against your plan's monthly allowance, and how many forms you've used.

Your forms

Each form is a card with its status (Draft, Published or Closed), a badge for new responses, its response count and when the last one came in. The buttons on each card take you straight to Edit, Responses or Share.

Four form cards: Latte art night RSVP, Newsletter signup, Contact us and Wholesale quote request

The … menu on a card has more: Responses, Share and embed, Copy link, Open the form, Duplicate and Delete.

The left rail

  • New form starts a form.
  • All forms, Published, Drafts and Closed filter the list.
  • API & WordPress is where you make API keys and download the WordPress plugin.
  • Plan shows your limits and lets you change plans.

At the bottom of the rail, a meter shows how many responses you've used this month.

Questions and answers

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