The Simple HTML Form
Our web app starts with a no-frills HTML form. Users encounter a clean interface with input fields for relevant information. Whether it's a survey, contact details, or any other data, users can easily fill out the form without any unnecessary complexity.
Smooth Submission Process
Once users complete the form, a single click on the submit button triggers a seamless submission process. The entered data is whisked away to a designated spot, ensuring a swift and efficient user experience.
Integration with Google Sheets
Behind the scenes, our web app is integrated with Google Sheets, a widely used spreadsheet application. The entered data is neatly organized in a Google Sheet, making it easily accessible for further analysis or data management. This integration not only simplifies the backend process but also provides a secure and reliable storage solution.
Instant ID Generation
As the user hits the submit button, a unique ID number is generated on the fly. This ID serves as a reference point for the submitted data, making it easy for users to track and identify their entries. This instant feedback adds a layer of transparency to the process, assuring users that their information has been successfully recorded.
User-Friendly Confirmation
To wrap up the user journey, a confirmation screen displays the generated ID number. This ensures users know their submission was successful, providing them with a sense of accomplishment and reassurance.
Benefits
- Simplicity: The minimalist design of the HTML form prioritizes user-friendliness.
- Efficiency: Streamlined submission and data storage processes ensure a quick and hassle-free experience.
- Transparency: The instant ID generation and confirmation screen enhance user trust in the system.
- Reliability: Leveraging Google Sheets for data storage ensures a secure and robust solution.
Application Demo
Step 1: Open Google Sheets
To get started, open Google Sheets and either create a new spreadsheet or open an existing one. This will serve as the foundation for the data manipulation and automation tasks you want to perform.
Step 2: Open Google Apps Script
Next, navigate to the "Extensions" menu and select "Apps Script." This will open the Google Apps Script editor in a new tab. This editor is where you'll be writing the code to automate your Google Sheets tasks.
Step 3: Write Google Apps Script Code
Once in the Google Apps Script editor, you'll likely see a default function. Delete any existing code, as we'll be starting from scratch. Now, let's write a simple example script that you can use as a foundation for more complex automation.
Code.gs
and create a html by clicking + botton, Give a name index.html
Step 4: Save And Run the Script
After writing the script, save it by clicking the floppy disk icon or pressing Ctrl + S
(Windows) or Command + S
(Mac). To test the script, click the play button in the toolbar. You may need to authorize the script the first time you run it.
Step 4: Deploy the Script as web app and any one. Enjoy, Its Done.