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Accessible forms, compliance you can actually follow, and practical guidance for charities, the public sector and beyond.

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FormGenius partners with WebYes

FormGenius has partnered with WebYes, the automated web accessibility checker — FormGenius users get 20% off the WebYes Pro Monthly Plan.

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Accessibility & Compliance

Stop remediating. Start building it right the first time.

The standard accessibility workflow — design, export, discover it's broken, remediate — is expensive and never produces results as good as designing correctly from the start. Here's what building it in looks like instead.

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Sector Guidance

The property enquiry that never got sent

Disabled home-seekers are disproportionately likely to need accessible housing, and disproportionately likely to give up on an enquiry form before they ever reach you. Here's what that costs an agency, and how to fix it.

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Sector Guidance

The client intake form that's quietly turning people away

Whether you're a sole trader taking bookings or a regulated firm running KYC checks, your client-facing forms carry more legal and reputational weight than most owners realise. Here's what that means in practice.

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Product & How-to

Not sure where to start? Got an old paper or Word form?

Describe what you need and FormGenius builds it, or upload the Word document, PDF, or scanned form you already have and convert it into an accessible form automatically. Either way, you never rebuild from scratch — or trade away accessibility to save the time.

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Product & How-to

From paper to a live, encrypted web form in an afternoon

Web forms shouldn't mean a developer, a database and a fortnight. Here's how to turn a form into a published, accessible, encrypted web form — and what to look for so you're not leaking data.

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