no one talks about this Framer forms trick...

✔︎ Framer University: https://frameruni.link/yt ✔︎ Create a free Framer account: https://framer.university/free-account In this Framer tutorial, I'm sharing a forms trick that no one talks about. It's a secret technique for creating multi-step forms in Framer, where the email from the first step gets captured immediately, even if the rest of the form isn't completed. This clever technique lets you follow up with prospects to ensure they complete the form. → Remix the tutorial project: https://framer.link/k6tqzdV 00:00 – Introduction & Why Forms Lose Conversions 00:35 – The Two-Step Form Strategy 01:10 – Demonstration: Capturing Email Before Step Two 01:50 – Setting Up the Starter Project in Framer 02:20 – Building the Base Form With Form Builder 03:00 – Duplicating the Form to Create Step One and Step Two 03:40 – Editing Fields for Each Step 04:20 – Turning the Step One Submit Button Into “Next” 05:10 – Creating Variants for Step Switching 06:00 – Connecting Form Success Events to Variant Changes 06:50 – Building the Final Success State 07:30 – Adding an Animated Step Counter Component 08:20 – Testing the Multi-Step Interaction Flow 09:10 – Adding Autofocus to Improve UX 09:40 – Adding a Hidden ID Field for Submission Linking 10:20 – Copying the Hidden Field Into Both Steps 11:00 – Setting Up Component Variables for the ID 11:40 – Using Fetch to Generate Unique User IDs 13:00 – Debugging Fetch & Ensuring IDs Update Correctly 14:00 – Hiding the ID Field From Users 14:30 – Adding a Fallback Value for Missing IDs 15:00 – Publishing & Full End-to-End Form Test 16:00 – Verifying the Email Submissions & Matching IDs 17:10 – Discussing Drawbacks & Why the ID Matters 18:00 – Final Optimizations & Practical Use Cases 19:00 – Framer University Resources & Closing Thoughts Follow me on: X:   / learnframer   Instagram:   / framer.university