Create unlimited interactive web banners, landing pages, pop ups, quizzes, polls, forms, animated teasers, ads, eCommerce promos and more.
CONTENT PAGE
POLL
Create fun, beautiful and branded quizzes, exit surveys and polls. Add rules per segment: new visitors, visitors leaving your site, and more.
STORY
Create visually stunning stories to provide a more engaging experience for your visitors.
TEASER
SWIPER CARDS
CHATBOT
VIDEO
Set up automated email campaigns that are created for each stage of the user journey.
Create Engaging Experiences Without Using Any Code
Launch Your Experience
(Embed Anywhere!)
Optimize with A/B Testing Results
Use Insights for Better Decision Making
Quickly and easily create target segments to personalize each visitor’s experiences.
Set a behavioral trigger for when an Experience should appear on the page.
Every creation you make comes with it’s own embed code, so you can easily place it anywhere.
Adding JavaScript to HTML
There are two ways to add JavaScript to HTML and make them work together. Now that we have talked about JavaScript and have seen what some of its advantages can be, let’s take a look at some of the ways we can link JavaScript to HTML.
Adding JavaScript directly to a HTML file
The first way to add JavaScript to HTML is a direct one. You can do so by using the tag that should encompass all the JS code you write. JS code can be added:
between thetags
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Depending on where you add the code the JavaScript in your HTML file, the loading will differ.
The recommended practice is to add it in thesection so that it stays separated from the actual content of your HTML file. But placing it in thecan improve loading speed, as the actual website content will be loaded quicker, and only then the JavaScript will be parsed