Casey Burridge
Recent Posts
How to connect GravityView with Notion: Step-by-step guide
Notion is a popular SaaS app for organising tasks, projects, and workflows. If you’re using GravityView to power web applications on WordPress, connecting it to Notion lets you store and manage that data in a Notion page or database. In this post, I’ll show…
Image Hopper is now available via GravityKit: Advanced image upload for Gravity Forms
We’re excited to announce that Image Hopper, a powerful Gravity Forms add-on, is now available directly from GravityKit through a new licensing partnership! Developed and supported by the same team behind Gravity PDF, Image Hopper brings advanced image upload capabilities to Gravity Forms. With…
Top WordPress technologies to learn in 2025: Trends and expert opinions
Between the rise of AI, shifts in how people build websites, and new tools popping up every week, it’s getting harder to know what’s actually worth learning. With WordPress (and tech in general) evolving so rapidly, staying current isn’t always straightforward. WordPress still runs…
GravityView vs WPForms Views: In-depth comparison
I compare two popular plugins for displaying and managing form data on the front-end: In this article, I present a comprehensive comparison of these two plugins, exploring their unique features and functionality. Let’s dive in! TL;DR GravityView and WPForms Views are both plugins that…
How to build a contact list with direct email functionality on WordPress without code
Need an easy way to manage contacts and reach out to people directly from your WordPress website? In this tutorial, I walk you through how to build a fully functional contact list (or address book) using Gravity Forms and GravityView. You’ll learn how to…
GravityView vs Ninja Forms Views: In-depth comparison
I compare GravityView and NFViews (Ninja Form Views), two popular plugins for displaying form data on WordPress. In this article, I explore the features, functionality, and user experience offered by both plugins to help you make an informed decision on which one is right…
How to build a health log and meal tracker on WordPress without code
Build a no-code health log and meal tracker on WordPress using Gravity Forms and GravityKit. Includes meal tabs, trend charts, and a personal notes dashboard.
What AI means for WordPress in 2025: Experts share their opinions
WordPress experts share how AI is reshaping site building in 2025. Covers AI website builders, automation tools, and what developers should do to stay ahead.
Announcing GravityView – Magic Links: Secure front-end entry editing without a login
GravityView Magic Links lets users edit Gravity Forms entries via a secure, time-limited link sent by email. No account or login required, ideal for one-time corrections.
