Wanted to design a form? But did not want to juggle with HTML? For the average user (and for some of the lazy us), there are options available.
JotForm.com Allows you to drag and drop form elements to create your survey / contact forms. You can then copy the HTML code and paste in your page. The data goes back to jotform and you can even to analysis of the results.
WuFoo.com is a step ahead of jotform. It looks good and the form field choices are practical.
FormAssembly is another similar service. They also offer wForms Javascript library that makes it easy to add interactions and validations to forms.
Check them out! All of them are AJAX apps and very sleek.
Thanks to Shweta for the links!
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