Sample Form
Forms guide visitors to submit the data you need
The sample form below shows some of the options available with a form on a web page. A form has the advantage of allowing you to direct the visitor to give you specific information or requests.
You can offer choices, preferences and selections to help guide customers and contacts in letting you know their needs. A form will generate an e-mail message listing the selections they have made, the information they filled out, and any message they have typed in a comment field.
Forms generally look better with a color background, which offsets the various entry elements.
Click here to see the same form with a color background
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Checkboxes - more than one can be selected:
Please send me e-mail
Please phone me with more information.
Please schedule a meeting to show me more.
They can be aligned vertically or horizontally.
Brochures you would like sent:
Product
Parts
Service
Warranties
Radio Buttons - you can limit to one choice:
I sell a service
I sell a product
I conduct research
Option Boxes - you can have a lot of choices on a compact page:
Before making a business decision, I always:
Drop down to select
Consult an astrologer
Check my Ouija board
Have my tea leaves read
Roll some dice, it's all luck
Check with the Chamber of Commerce
See if the trade journals cover it
Call some fellow business reps I met at trade shows
See if it's on the TV news
Call WXYZ and quiz the talk radio host
Ask my barber if he likes it
Ask the gang at Tuesday night poker
Ask Mom what she thinks
Text Fields - you can set the number of characters per field:
Name:
E-Mail Address:
Street Address:
City:
State:
Zip:
Phone Number:
Comment Fields - you can set the number of rows (lines) and columns (characters per row):
Questions and/or comments about our product(s) and service(s).
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