- Adds markdown support
- Makes it prettier, especially on mobile
- Adds open graph social sharing image/title
Based on actual convention used by (dance) groups in Korea to use Google forms for event sign ups. It doesn't require changing their workflow: the original forms still work (as a fallback), they just need to share a different URL based on the form ID.
I've shown Veneer to several dance group organizers who use these Google forms on a regular basis. While two people have embraced the concept and registered their custom domains for their forms most people are surprisingly hesitant to use Veneer. Objections I've heard:
- Already have a workflow; don't want to learn something new
- Know how to program themselves, can make themselves if needed
- Already registered an unused domain, but have other plans for the site
- Prefer simple (even though I simplified: https://red.leftium.com)
Each Veneer page has a link to the original Google form and sheet. (Also a link to the full MIT-licensed source.) Here is the only one that is "in production:" https://viviblues.com