Prototype. A WordPress redesign concept for South Platte Renew, prepared by Stoa for RFP 26-022. This is a demonstration, not the live SPR website.
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Forms center

Every request, report, and question in one place — forms that work with a screen reader, confirm on the spot, and route straight to the right person on staff.

Working demonstration

Try one: report an odor

Odor reports are the form a wastewater facility most needs to get right — a resident is already annoyed, and a form that fights them makes it worse. So this one is built the way every form on the site would be:

  • Labels, not placeholders. Every field keeps its name visible while you type, and required fields are marked up for screen readers, not just with an asterisk.
  • Errors in plain language. Leave out your email and the form tells you exactly what to fix, moves focus there, and announces it to assistive tech.
  • Confirmation you can trust. Submitting confirms on screen and — in production — by email, with a reference number so “did it go through?” never needs a phone call.

Go ahead — submit it badly first. The error handling is the point.

Report an odor

Demo form. In the live site this routes to operations staff and confirms by email. Nothing is sent from this prototype.

Both sides of the form

From submitted to resolved

What residents experience. A form is a promise that someone is listening. Every form on this site keeps that promise the same way:

  1. Submit — required fields are marked, errors are explained next to the field in plain language, and nothing clears your answers.
  2. Confirm — an on-screen message plus an email receipt with a reference number, in English or Spanish to match the page you used.
  3. Hear back — the submission routes to the right staff group automatically, and status updates reach you without a follow-up call.
  • 1Queue where every submission lands, whichever form it came from
  • 2Form tools in SPR's stack today — Gravity Forms and JotForm — kept and organized, not replaced
  • 4Statuses a submission moves through, so staff see the backlog at a glance
  • 2Languages on every confirmation — English and Spanish, matching the page the resident used

Built on the form stack named in RFP 26-022 — Gravity Forms first, JotForm where it fits — with spam filtering, notification routing by form type, and accessible markup as the default, not an upgrade.

No dead ends

Every submission gets an answer.

Residents stop wondering whether anyone read it. Staff stop digging through a shared inbox. The form library, the notifications, and the staff queue all come from the same WordPress entries — one system, both sides of the counter.

residents can report and request any time — staff pick it up in one queue