Forms
Nitip has two forms: Contact (on /contact) and the application form on every role page (/careers/…). Both are Framer forms: they validate, show a sending state and a thank-you message without any code. You choose where the submissions go.
Choose where submissions go
Section titled “Choose where submissions go”- Open the page with the form on the canvas and select the form (in Layers, the frame that holds the fields and the submit button).
- In the right panel, find Send To and click Add….
- Pick a destination:
| Destination | What happens |
|---|---|
| Each submission is emailed to the address you enter | |
| Webhook | Each submission is posted as JSON to a URL — Zapier, Make, n8n, your CRM, your own server |
| Google Sheets | Each submission becomes a row — connect your Google account first in Settings → Forms |
You can add more than one destination. Framer’s guide to webhooks: Connect Framer forms to a webhook.
Repeat for both forms: the Contact form and the application form (it lives on the Careers detail page, so setting it once covers every role).
The fields
Section titled “The fields”| Form | Fields |
|---|---|
| Contact | First name, last name, email, phone, services (checkboxes), message |
| Application | First name, last name, email, phone, role, LinkedIn, other social media, website, message |
Each field has a name in the right panel — that is the key your email, webhook or sheet receives. Rename a field’s label freely; change its name only if you also update where the data goes. The service checkboxes on the Contact form are regular form options: update them to match your services.
Test it
Section titled “Test it”Publish, then submit each form on the live site with a real address and check that it arrived at every destination you added. Test on the published site rather than in the editor preview, so you see exactly what visitors get.
Privacy
Section titled “Privacy”Submissions go only to the destinations you add. Say what you do with the data — a line under the form linking to a privacy page of your own is enough for most sites — and add a consent checkbox if you plan to email senders marketing.