Testing forms is crutial. It’s one of the major critical features.
A form not working means client is not converting, and maybe is spending $ in Ads, without any return. Afte

1. TESTING
   Make sure the task and possible affected areas is tested again in production
   If it’s an ecommerce, make sure to test a full checkout journey
   Test all the conversion forms
   Other systems – The project must have a clear testing journey defined for critical things to be tested at every deployment
   When testing, use always testing data: Use emails from mailinator, a chrome extension allows us to pre-fill forms – check here.
    
2. EMAILS & Data
   Make sure emails are being sent and to the right people.
   Make sure data is being stored
   
   
3. Form instances
   Test every instance of the form even if it’s a copy
   Test in mobile and desktop
   Test in every language the form is available
   
   
4. Good form practices
   Make sure every form have a Recaptcha field
   Make sure every input field have the right type (email, phone, etc)
   Make sure all the mandatory fields are setup
   If is elementor, make the the form name is unique – this helps to find Form under the submissions list
   If is elementor – If the success message is a Popup, the “Actions after submit” must be “Popup” and not “Redirect”
   Try always to suggest the client to show the success message in a separated page (better for SEO) – In this case, the “Actions after submit” is Redirect