To capture user information such as name, email, and phone number on your Webflow site, you can add a form element to your page. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to achieve this:
1. In the Webflow Designer, navigate to the page where you want to add the form.
2. Drag and drop a "Form" element from the Elements panel onto your page. You can find the "Form" element under the "Forms" section.
3. Customize the form fields by selecting the "Form" element and opening the form settings panel on the right side of the Designer.
4. To capture the name field, add an input field by clicking the "+" button under the "Fields" section in the form settings panel. Choose "Text" as the field type, and give it a label like "Name."
5. Repeat the same process to add input fields for email and phone number, using the appropriate field types and labels.
6. To ensure the form data is properly submitted, select the "Form" element, and go to the form settings panel. Under the "Actions" section, you can specify where the form data should be sent. You can select "Webflow" if you want to store the data in your Webflow site's form submissions, or you can integrate with third-party services such as Zapier, Mailchimp, or Google Sheets to send the data elsewhere.
7. If you choose to store the form data in Webflow, you can access it by going to your Webflow project dashboard. From the left sidebar, select the "Forms" tab to view all your form submissions. Here, you can see the submitted data, export it as a CSV file, or set up notifications to receive an email whenever a new form submission is received.
Remember to configure any required form validation rules or spam protection measures to ensure the data you receive is accurate and legitimate.
By following these steps, you'll be able to capture user information on your Webflow site and retrieve the submitted information either within Webflow or through integrations with other services.