August 2016 Roundup | CaptainForm

The last month of summer is almost over but not before we share our monthly highlights. A lot of improvements and developments have been done “behind the curtain” so stay tuned! We’ve also done a lot of planning and preparing and you’ll see why at the end of this blog post. So here’s August at a glance!

“Granted, making a good looking form and plugging it into a web page is easy. But first, you must answer the question: why do you need this particular form?”

Read the full article in SMASHINGHUB

“Email marketing? You’ve got MailChimp to help you send and track email marketing campaigns. But what about WordPress forms? What features should you search for in a WordPress Form Plugin?”

Read the full article in WideInfo

“WordPress is the most popular CMS right now, so let’s focus on that. You’ll need a Form Plugin for WordPress, such as CaptainForm. This form builder plugin is the perfect fit for your WordPress blog.”

Read the full article in Wilkitech

“Simply put, this plugin is designed to help you save time when creating forms. Whether you want a new Autopopup Newsletter, Contact, Donation, Booking or Event Registration form, this plugin has everything you need pre-defined.”

Read the full article in UploadWP

“Overall, this is an excellent plugin and one of the more impressive WordPress form builders I’ve used. The developers did a great job of balancing powerful features with ease-of-use, something many developers struggle with.”

Read the full article in WPMAYOR

Remember our announcement in our July Roundup blog post about sponsoring and attending WordCamp Split in September? Well, there’s more!

We’re happy to announce that we  will also be sponsoring and speaking at WordCamp Belfast. The event will take place on 1st & 2nd October and our Product Owner, Alexandra Draghici will speak about the various types of messages that can be used inside a plugin in order to improve the user journey.

Nope. That’s not all. On the 8th and 9th of October we’ll be off to Bucharest for WordCamp Bucharest, where Alexandra will be a speaker as well, sharing her knowledge on turning a SaaS into a WordPress Plugin.

Can you tell how excited we are? We can’t wait to meet you all! So don’t let these amazing events pass you by! There’s still time to get your tickets!

Read about our expectations from WordCamp Split and our future plans, find out why CaptainForm is different than other WordPress form solutions and our insights on the European WordPress communities, from this interview with Alexandra.

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