Step-by-Step Guide:
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Create a New Page/Section in Elementor:
Open your WordPress dashboard.
Create a new page or edit an existing one using Elementor.
Add HTML and Form Elements:
Use an HTML widget in Elementor to insert your custom HTML code for the form.
Include form elements like input fields, buttons, etc., based on your conversion goals.
Style the Form:
Use the styling options in Elementor to format and style your form to match your website's design.
Add JavaScript Code:
Insert a Code widget or use the Custom HTML widget to include your JavaScript code.
Write JavaScript functions to handle form validation, submission, or any other dynamic behavior you want.
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Test Your Form:
Preview and test your form to ensure it functions as expected.
Check for any errors in the browser console for JavaScript-related issues.
Optimize for Speed:
Minimize your JavaScript code and ensure it's efficient.
Consider using asynchronous loading for non-essential scripts.
Optimize your form's CSS and JavaScript for faster rendering.
Implement Form Actions (Optional):
Define what happens after the form submission (e.g., redirect to a thank-you page, display a success message).
Update and Save:
Click on "Update" or "Save" to save your changes.
SEO Considerations:
Ensure your form content is SEO-friendly.
Implement relevant meta tags and descriptions.
Monitor Form Analytics:
Use tools like Google Analytics to track form submissions and user interactions.