eXtroForms allows the user to create any number of forms, which in turn can contain any number of input fields. The entire range of available HTML input fields was mapped to eXtroForms. An input field can be created in the backend as easy as writing a standard Joomla article, then you determine the position at which it will be displayed on the form and that's it. For this there are 5 different display positions. Of course you can copy the fields, delete or rearrange them if you are not satisfied with the original arrangement.

The layout adapts to a bootstrap-based template. It is also possible to customize a Form via it's own CSS file. The meta-information (description, title and keywords) can also be specified separately per form. If a user has filled in the form in the frontend, he can receive (depending on the settings in the backend) a confirmation email and be forwarded to a selected thank you page. eXtroForms is also perfectly suitable for multilingual sites: you can translate your forms into any language.

To protect your form against misuse, you can secure it in addition to the built-in security-mechanisms by eXtro.media with Google ReCaptcha. If a filled in form should still be spam then this request will be filed automatically under suspicion of spam. You can view this folder in the back end separately, and if you decide that an inquiry is not spam, you can move it with a single click to the normal requests. You can view all queries in the backend or export them via CSV or XML.

eXtroForms was built completely from scratch according to the Joomla MVC design and is based on the Joomla Framework. It produces no so-called spaghetti code in the frontend, is XHTML and CSS3 compliant and accessible through the renunciation of tables and is therefore ideal for users and search engines.