GDPR compliance is absolutely essential for any website serving cutomers in the EU.
But it can be difficult to make sure you’re collecting all user information in a secure and legal way as per GDPR guidelines.
There are many plugins in WordPress that offer ways to store information with full GDPR compliance. We’ve tested the most popular of these and we’re going to talk about our favorite ones in this post.
Would you like to sell downloadable products on your WordPress site? Digital products like ebooks, printables, and software can be highly profitable. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to create an order form for downloadable products and take payments with WPForms Pro.
Looking to create a GDPR Agreement form? It’s a great idea to have GDPR consent fields in your forms if you have EU or UK visitors using your site.
The good news is that it’s incredibly easy to manage GDPR compliance in WordPress.
This tutorial will explain how you can create the perfect GDPR consent form so you can stop worrying about GDPR compliance issues.
Would you like to be able to accept Adobe Illustrator files using a file upload form on your WordPress site?
Letting your users upload AI files can be useful for working with designers and digital artists, but WordPress blocks these file types by default. In this post, we’ll show you how to use the File Upload Types plugin to allow .ai, .eps, and .indd files in the WPForms File Upload field.
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Online applications are now the norm, and students will expect to be able to fill out a form on your portal with their academic information.
An online college application form helps potential students send all the details required to see if they’d be a good fit for your school.
In this post, I’ll walk you through the steps to easily create a college application form with a template using the WPForms plugin.
Do you want to accept user-submitted WordPress posts? Publishing guest posts from other people is a great way to grow a community or business blog.
In this article, we’ll show you how to allow users to submit blog posts to your WordPress site. That way, you can quickly publish them on the frontend. This is super easy to set up, and you can allow posts from registered or unregistered users.