Webinar: Dynamic Contact Forms for S3 Static Websites Using AWS Lambda, API Gateway & Amazon SES

Here, we have the thecloudadvisory.com/ website. This website is designed in HTML, JavaScript & CSS. So It’s a completely static website. Due to its static nature, I have deployed this application in Amazon S3 and used host static website features. So it cost nearly zero cents to me.
I have realised it’s good to have a contact page on the website to collect customer queries.
In this video, I will explain, how I am using AWS serverless to create a contact forms for my static website with the help of AWS Lambda, API Gateway and Amazon SES.
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[@choudaryarshad]

awesome Pravin.

[@awswithpravinmishra]

Thank you!

[@sunilkumar-jv2rp]

Great Pravin thanks for sharing this information 😊

[@awswithpravinmishra]

Glad you enjoyed the video Sunil! Keep watching and keep learning!

[@colossuselka-zc7hb]

hi pravin, great video! i want to work on this project but couldn't see the document link?

[@awswithpravinmishra]

Here is the link: docs.google.com/document/d/17KPNLIL3WU4lIA9Pwe9GvjXZ51fVkTcULsH9GnQMSCc/edit?usp=sharing

[@colossuselka-zc7hb]

@@awswithpravinmishra you're a great instructor, prepping for SAA and feel lucky to find your channell. Thank you Pravin.

[@awswithpravinmishra]

Thank you so much for your compliment and support!

[@jncwheelscollections4645]

We are creating a Returns form on our website to process returns and need proof of damages or issues. How can we allow user to upload multiple images?

[@awswithpravinmishra]

Hello @jncwheelscollections4645 To allow users to upload multiple images on your Returns form, you can implement a file upload feature using HTML and a server-side language (like PHP, Python, or Node.js) to handle the uploads. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to do this: Step 1: HTML Form Create an HTML form that allows users to select and upload multiple images. Returns Form Return Form Name: Email: Order Number: Upload Images: Step 2: Server-Side Script Next, you need to handle the file uploads on the server. Here’s an example using PHP. Step 3: Setting Up Your Server Ensure your server is configured to handle file uploads and that the PHP file is correctly placed in your server's directory. Update the form action URL to point to your PHP file. Step 4: Testing Test the form by uploading multiple images and ensure they are saved correctly on your server. Check for any errors and make adjustments as needed. Step 5: Security Considerations 1. Validate the uploaded files thoroughly to prevent security risks. 2. Limit the file size and type to avoid server overload and potential security vulnerabilities. 3. Ensure proper permissions are set on the upload directory to prevent unauthorized access. 4. This should allow users to upload multiple images with your returns form seamlessly.