Forms

The Form Builder brings fully functional, interactive forms to Framer, without the need for any third party components or integrations. Joseph shows you how easy it is to build a form, style it, and publish it to the web.

We’ve reviewed default input properties like type, name, and placeholder. Now, let's explore useful optional properties. I'll cover them slightly out of order but will explain how each optional input property works.

Let’s say another designer, or even we ourselves, took the time to design a custom Submit button component, along with all of its states and variants. It would be silly to have to do that over and over again for every form.

When a visitor on your site submits a form, there are a few different ways that we can keep them informed on the status of their submission — four ways in fact. Let’s take a look at each one.

How component variants can power custom form focus, blur, invalid, and valid states — with built-in validation logic that updates in real time as a visitor types in a field.

The Input Component allows you to easily capture email signups on your sites.