Alternatives to WFF

So, for some of you (we’re hoping very few), WFF just doesn’t do it. You’re looking for solutions that take a different approach to building web forms. This post is for you: We’ve compiled below a list of other interesting projects that currently take a different approach to web forms, along with a few comments:

WuFoo : a web form builder written in Flash, where you build a webform using a drag and drop interface.

JotForm : self proclaimed first web-based WYSIWYG form builder.

Form Assembly Dynamic Form Builder : A lot of very useful form templates. Unfortunately, they’ve tied the templates to an account system and you have to create an account with them to access the forms.

Note that unlike WFF, none of the projects listed are open-source, even though they are currently free. Another thing to note is that all the projects mentioned above allow you to build a form from scratch using a single interface, which has its pros and cons. The biggest cons, we believe is that you’re not able to style your form exactly the way you want but instead you’re guided towards adopting and customizing form templates.