“Ask for advice” form is now on the site

Another nice little thing about the advice section that few people will appreciate (and that’s OK).

Before: the questions were asked through the Google form. Since it’s Google, it wasn’t pretty, and my inner sense of beauty suffered from it.

Now: the form is now on my site, it looks a hundred times cleaner and nicer.

Compare the two:

On the left is Google Form, and on the right — on my website

The best part is that the form on my site is actually the same Google Form, just designed in the site’s style. I didn’t even know you could do that, but it turns out you can! In this case, the good thing about having the Google Form “under the hood” is that I still have access to its features, such as the automatic collection of results in a spreadsheet, email notifications, and synchronization with my to-do list via Zapier (if you curious, I wrote about it here).

Developers will probably laugh because you could do all those things without Google under the hood. But I am not a programmer, so I am happy with what I can do on my own :-)

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Since 2015, I’ve run an advice section giving my experience and answering readers’ questions on music production, DJing, performing, marketing, management, and other aspects of the music industry. The purpose of the series is to spread knowledge and cultivate professionalism in the music industry. The advice series works simply: you send me your questions, and I answer them with a blog post when I have something relevant to say. Send me your questions via the form.

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“Ask for advice” form is now on the site