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How to build a Yellow Pages clone on WordPress
Build a Yellow Pages-style business directory on WordPress using Gravity Forms and GravityView. Collect listings with a form and display them in a searchable, filterable directory.
How to build a Gravity Forms geolocation directory
Build a geolocation directory with Gravity Forms and the GravityView Maps layout: a listing form, a Google Map of every listing, and a radius search that finds what’s nearby.
How to build a store locator for WordPress with no code
Build a store locator for WordPress using Gravity Forms and GravityView. Display business locations on an interactive map and let users search for nearby stores without any code.
Announcing Maps 2.0: Radius search is here!
GravityView Maps 2.0 adds radius search, letting visitors find nearby listings by entering an address or using their current location. Great for store locators, directories, and event listings.
How to build a WordPress business intelligence dashboard
Build a WordPress business intelligence dashboard using Gravity Forms, GravityCharts, and GravityView. Visualize form data, track KPIs, and make better decisions without expensive BI tools.
Feature Highlight: Creating complex calculations using nested shortcodes in GravityMath
GravityMath supports nested [gravitymath] shortcodes for multi-step calculations on Gravity Forms data. Combine multiple formulas to compute advanced results across pages and widgets.
How to build a market research platform on WordPress using Gravity Forms and GravityView
Build a custom market research platform on WordPress using Gravity Forms and GravityView. Collect competitor analysis, pricing data, and customer insights without any coding.
How to register and organize teams using Gravity Forms and GravityView
Register and manage teams with Gravity Forms and GravityView. Group members by department, league, or team, and display profiles on the front end without writing any code.
How GravityKit enables developers to build MVPs in hours instead of weeks
Case study: WordPress developer Jamie Madden uses GravityView to ship client MVPs in hours instead of weeks, using Gravity Forms as a zero-code back end for web apps.