Hey everyone!
I’m in the process of setting up a quote form for my cleaning service website and could use some advice from the pros here.
Here’s the challenge:
Stage One: I want to start simple on the homepage, asking just for a name and email to capture those leads right off the bat, just in case they bail halfway through the form.
Stage Two: After getting the basics, I need to direct them to a more detailed form with conditional logic. This is where things get a bit tricky! We offer a variety of services in multiple areas, so the questions will differ depending on what they choose (e.g., residential vs. commercial, deep cleaning vs. regular service). I want the form to dynamically adjust based on their initial selections, showing only the relevant questions for each type of service.
Tools at My Disposal:
• Currently using Elementor for design.
• Considering WPForms or Gravity Forms for the conditional logic, but I’m open to other suggestions if they work better for complex forms.
What I Need Help With:
• Best practices for setting this up to make it smooth and user-friendly.
• Recommendations on which form plugin (or combo) would be best for this kind of dynamic, conditional setup.
• Any tips to make the whole experience engaging so people actually want to complete the form.
Any advice or ideas would be super appreciated! 🙏
Thanks in advance!
Have a look at WPForms. You can create a group of fields and use conditional logic to show/hide them as a group. This sounds like the easiest to create since you could create a group for one service, then duplicate and adjust for others. Their lead forms addon would probably give you the layout you want.
I haven’t tried Gravity Forms, but WPForms has too many self-promotions. Try Everest Forms or Ninja Forms before you make your final decisions. I think you’ll like the conditional setup with Everest Forms.