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How to Handle Forms on Your Static Site
- desiredpersona 8y agoI recently decided to go with Netlify forms as I already deploy all my sites there. Great post DJ
- ncphillips 8y agoHow has that experience been so far?
- desiredpersona 8y agoNetlify forms work great. I was up and running within 5 minutes. The hardest part was styling the form. By using Forestry CMS with Jekyll and hosting the site on Netlify, I have eliminated the need for server side code.
- joeblow9999 8y agoBy definition, if you are handling form submission, your site is NOT static. Many ways to implement that functionality including offloading it to a third party but... your site is not static. It is processing form inputs
- edac2 8y agoI’m surprised you didn’t mention Wufoo forms. You can embed forms into your static site using JavaScript. I’ve been using it for a few years now and it’s great.