Formality vs Tua Forma

Formality is an all-in-one WordPress form plugin that puts design and user experience first. Each form is characterized by an essential interface and a modern layout that follows the most recent UX patterns. No frills, no superfluous or overly characterized elements. No matter what theme you are using… with a few simple options you can quickly customize your forms and align them to your website design. Why choose Formality Formality is not the best nor the most complete form plugin. Formality does few things but it does them well and it continues to improve every day. Designless – Smart layout with simple UI and common UX patterns Conversational – Distraction-free form experience Multistep – Group your questions in multistep form Simple editor – Gutenberg-based form builder Smooth – Async data submit with WP REST API Security – Prevent spam with built-in token authentication Logic condition – Show/hide fields based on user answers Collect data – Simple interface to manage all your form results Explore our brand new website for some awesome form examples that you can create with Formality. Documentation/support We are working on the full documentation which will be available soon… In the meantime, you can request support or report a bug on the Support page, or write us an email for any information. Dev Hooks You can extend Formality plugin functionality with its custom hooks. Formality has Filters, Actions and DOM Events for developers. You can find a wip reference page to start with, on this Gist. Translations Formality is now available in 5 languages. You can now choose between English, Italian, Indonesian, Czech and Swedish (Thanks to WordPress Community). You can help translating Formality to your language on translate.wordpress.org

This shortcode just put the forms tags () and some hidden fields to send this information on a email. Between the shortcode tags [tua-forma][/tua-forma] feeling free to put a HTML5 forms and don’t forget the “submit” button. This plugin do not validate yours fields, you need used the HTML5 tag to validate the form fields. See this link for more information https://developer.mozilla.org/es/docs/Web/HTML/Elemento/input