We’ve just posted three new tutorials to help you get acquainted with and use the Form Builder more effectively.
The Introduction tutorial is a basic overview of the Form Builder. This will be helpful if you are new to the Form Builder or need a refresher course. This tutorial covers the basic elements of the Form [...]

UPDATE (7/16): The issue is now resolved. Forms are no longer affected by the incorrect report.
Our service is currently impacted by an incorrect report to Google’s web-forgery (a.k.a phishing) list.  Visitors trying to access a form hosted on FormAssembly.com using Firefox 3.0 or above may in some cases run into a ‘web-forgery’ warning message and [...]

In order to make your web forms look as good as possible right out of the box, we made a small change to the layout of forms hosted by FormAssembly.com.
Forms are now centered and their width has been reduced. Here’s a demonstration form using this new layout (it used to look like this).
To minimize any [...]

I remember first stumbling on Luke Wroblewski’s writing a couple years ago during the early stages of FormAssembly. His insights on web forms design has been extremely valuable to us. I’m happy we can (modestly) return the favor by promoting his latest book, published earlier this year.
“In Web Form Design, Luke Wroblewski draws on original [...]

One of most common questions we receive these days is “how can I download the form’s HTML code?”. This option has always been available, but it was somewhat buried behind a link in the ‘display & processing’ tab.
We decided to address this usability issue by providing a new tab called ‘Publish’. This tab contains all [...]

If you looked at FormAssembly.com recently but decided that using a third-party service to manage your web forms wasn’t the right solution for you, we have some good news. FormAssembly On-Site is now available.
The On-Site edition offers the same great features enjoyed by thousands of our online users, but you can run it on your [...]