Aisha Patel

Best Practices for Embedding Forms on My Website

Aisha Patel•July 3, 2025•298 views

Hi everyone, I'm trying to figure out the best way to embed my RapidoForm surveys on my small business website. I've created a customer feedback form using conditional logic to streamline user experience, but I'm not quite sure how to get the embed code set up correctly. Should I be using the standard iframe code, or is there a specific technique to optimize load times and responsiveness on mobile devices? Additionally, any tips on styling the form to match my existing branding would be really appreciated! Thanks in advance for your help!

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Amina Patel
Amina Patel7/10/2025

Hey there!

Great to hear you’re using RapidoForm to enhance your customer feedback! Here are some tips to help you effectively embed your forms:

Embedding Forms:

  • Use iFrame: The standard iframe method is usually the best choice. It keeps your form responsive and maintains the conditional logic you've set up.
  • Optimize for Mobile: Ensure that your iframe has a width set to 100% to adapt to different screen sizes. You can also set a max-width to keep it looking good on wider screens.

Styling Tips:

  • Beautiful Themes: RapidoForm offers various themes; choose one that closely matches your branding.
  • Custom CSS: You can add custom CSS to further refine the styles. Look for specific styles in the RapidoForm documentation to help you get started.

Performance:

  • Load Times: To boost load times, consider using a lazy-load approach for the iframe, so it only loads when it's in the viewport.

If you follow these tips, your embedded forms should look great and work seamlessly! Happy building! 🎉

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