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Renee DeCoskey

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  • WordPress
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Renee is a Content Editor for WPForms and WP Mail SMTP. She graduated from Susquehanna University with a BA in English and earned her MA in English from George Mason University.

As a high school English teacher, Renee was interested in how she could use blogging and social media as classroom tools. She’d been blogging consistently across different platforms since 2001 and started using WordPress in 2007. After a few years teaching, she made the decision to pursue digital content full-time, took on some freelance roles, and created her first hosted WordPress site.

Prior to joining WPForms in 2022, Renee spent 11 years as the managing editor of one of the top independently-owned business and marketing news sites, managing original and syndicated user-generated content from contributors around the world, all within WordPress.

In her free time, Renee enjoys reading and the Philadelphia Phillies. She’s also heavily involved with both her club and district as a member of Rotary International.

How to Take Apple Pay Payments in WordPress

How To Take Apple Pay Payments in WordPress

Do you want to accept payments with Apple Pay on your site? Mobile payments are increasingly common. With so many people using Apple Wallet when they make payments, it's a no-brainer to include Apple Pay as a payment option at checkout. In this post, we'll look at how you can add Apple Pay for WordPress websites.

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7 Best Form Builders With Conditional Logic

If you've ever filled out a form that asked you 20 questions when only 6 of them mattered to you, you already know why conditional logic exists.

Smart forms hide the fields that don't apply and only show what's relevant based on the answers you've already given. Done well, it cuts form abandonment and gets you cleaner data on the back end.

I've spent a fair bit of time building and breaking forms across most of the major builders out there, and conditional logic is the one feature where the differences really show up.

So I tested 7 of the most popular form builders with conditional logic side by side. Below is what I found, ranked by how well each one actually works in practice for real use cases.

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