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Don’t mess with conventions

by Steven Kryger on 05. Aug, 2009 in for Churches, for Outreach

There are conventions to website design.
Conventions are set ways of doing things. They aren’t laws or rules, but rather guidelines that have evolved over time to make the user experience easier, regardless of which website they are visiting. For example, a common convention on a website is to place the search box in the top-right [...]

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Examples of Wufoo forms in action (plus video resources)

by Steven Kryger on 10. Jul, 2009 in for Churches, for Outreach, for Pastors

Yesterday I outlined some of the ways my church has been using Wufoo to encourage church members to share how God has been at work in their lives. There are lots of other ways to apply Wufoo for ministry – here’s some forms I’ve found around the internet:

Acts 29 Seattle Boot Camp Registration Form
Westwood Annual [...]

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Use Wufoo to encourage church members to share

by Steven Kryger on 09. Jul, 2009 in for Christian living, for Churches, for Pastors

God is at work in the lives of his people, and technology makes it easier than ever for us to share with others, how God is challenging, changing, teaching, and encouraging us.
I have been a long-term fan of a web application that makes creating forms very easy. It’s called Wufoo [link: http://www.wufoo.com], and it’s both [...]

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