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    How to Make a Contact Form using Google Docs to Your Blog

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    When I finish up my blog design, the template takes around 2 to 3 seconds time to load but it not enough for, the average time to load any website is 1024ms so I find all the ways to speed up my template. It take around three day searching all around in Google and blogger group(In Google group) and follow all the steps and techniques to make my template that can browse rapidly fast if the internet connection speed is too slow.

    After using all guide provide cleaned my blogger default CSS and JavaScript and it's time to make a contact page for blogger which is essential part of any website basically for a blogger blog. Then made a custom contact page URL for blogger, Here is the article (How to make custom page URL for Blogger) and begin to test the contact form, it didn't work which make a further tedious work burden to me, but I didn't fix this issue because it may cause slow down my website.

    When I am reading a blog they have some survey going on and the exciting thing is that survey sheet made in Google Docs, that moment my mind crack to make a contact form using Google Docs. Ok I going to give you all techniques in details to implement this Google form to your blogger blog and you can check this on my contact page.

    Step 1:  First Login to Google Drive using your Google/Blogger Account

    Step 2: Click on the New button on the left, and then select Google Forms.


    Step 3: A default form will appear. Click on Untitled form and change it your title, give a description.

    Step 4: Click on Question Title and change title to "Name", change Help Text to give some hint i.e. Your Full Name, select Question Type to "Text" and click the Required question check-box.


    Step 5: Click Add item to add more. Follow the same process as above, only change next Question Title to "Email" and then click on Advanced settings check Data Validation. Set it to Text, and then select Contains, and add @ as shown below.

    Step 6: Now repeat same procedure in Step 4 and change Question Title to "Message", click Question Type and set as "Paragraph text".

    Step 7: In Confirmation Page it depend on you, click the checkbox any of them if you want to do so, see the below image

    Step 8: Click on Send Form a popup will appear, click on Embed button and it simple generate a

    Contact Form

    Name

    Email *

    Message *