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  1. Tutorial

    Flower Delivery Order Form With a Branded Confirmation Email

    Short answer: in WordPress you can build a flower delivery order form (bouquet, size, delivery date, card message) and send a confirmation email in your…

  2. Article

    One Form, Many Products: How to Reuse a CraftForms Form

    TL;DR If you have built one CraftForms form per product, and you sell fifteen products, you have fourteen forms too many — and fifteen places to make the…

  3. Article

    How to Build a WordPress Form with AI — Locally, Then Ship It to Production

    There’s a version of “AI form building” that gets demoed a lot and used very little. You paste a key into a settings screen, type a sentence, and a form…

  4. Tutorial

    How to Use MCP to Build and Fill WordPress Forms (2026 Guide)

    Most “AI form builder” features shipping in 2026 work the same way: you paste an API key into a settings screen, type a sentence into a textbox, and the…

  5. Article

    AEO for Form & Quote Pages: How to Get Your Prices Into AI Answers

    More and more buyers never reach your pricing page the old way. They ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google’s AI Overviews, Claude, or Gemini a question — “how…

  6. Article

    Headless WordPress + a Static Frontend, Explained (and Where Forms & Prices Fit)

    If you’ve ever described your setup as “headless WordPress with a static frontend” and watched another developer’s eyes narrow, you know this…

  7. Article

    When You Outgrow Hosted Form Endpoints (Formspree, Netlify Forms, Web3Forms, and Friends)

    If you build static sites, you’ve used one: a hosted form endpoint. You paste a form action, the service catches the submission and emails it to you, and…

  8. Tutorial

    Add Forms to a Hugo Site With a WordPress Backend

    Hugo builds sites at a speed that makes everything else feel slow. It also, by design, has no idea what to do with a form submission — it’s a static…

  9. Tutorial

    Add a Real Form Backend to Your Astro Site (Not Just Email)

    Astro is a joy to build with, right up until you need a form. Then you hit the wall every static-site developer hits: there’s no server to receive the…

  10. Video

    Build a Framed Picture Configurator in WooCommerce — Inspired by Minted

    Minted is a good example of how a framed art product should be sold online. The customer picks a print size, chooses a frame colour and material, selects…

  11. Article

    Best WooCommerce Product-Configurator Plugins (2026)

    WooCommerce is superb at selling products with a small, fixed set of choices — a T-shirt in three sizes and two colours is six variations, and the…

  12. Video

    Build a Bean Bag Product Configurator in WooCommerce

    Some of the best product pages make configuration feel effortless — pick a colour, choose an optional extra, see the price update, add to cart. Big Bertha…

  13. Video

    CraftForms + WooCommerce: Custom Product Options

    WooCommerce handles the checkout, the cart, and the order flow well — but it has a long-standing gap when it comes to collecting custom configuration from…

  14. Tutorial

    Use WordPress as a Locked-Down Form Backend for Static Sites

    Static sites are fast, cheap to host, and nearly impossible to compromise — but they can’t process a contact form. Every static site eventually hits the…

  15. Article

    How to Create an Online Order Form for Your Small Business (2026)

    If you’re still taking orders by phone, email, or a basic “contact us” form, you’re doing extra work every single time someone wants to buy from you. You…

  16. Use case

    How to Use WordPress as a Form Backend for Static Sites And Web Apps

    TL;DR: CraftForms Pro can receive form submissions from any website or app — not just pages on the WordPress site where it’s installed. Configure the form…

  17. Tutorial

    How to Migrate from Contact Form 7 to CraftForms (Step-by-Step)

    TL;DR: CraftForms can import your existing CF7 forms automatically. If you’ve ever lost a submission, had an email silently fail, or wished CF7 had a…