Step #1: Create a Google Form

You may use it as a contact form / feedback form.

Step #2: Click the Send button

Step #3: Click the Embed icon (< >)

Step #4: Copy the Embed HTML code

Step #5: Create a Contact Us page

Step #6: Go to ‘Pages’ tab and select ‘Contact Us’

Step #7: Go to ‘Insert’ tab and click ‘<> Embed’

Step #8: Paste the Embed HTML code in the Embed code field

Step #9: Click ‘Next’

Step #10: Click ’Insert’

Step #11: The Google form will show up on the Contact Us page.

You may adjust its height as per the requirement by dragging the margins (blue dots).

Step #12: Click the Publish button

And , this is how the Contact Us page looks after publishing.

Shortcut #1 - Open Google Keep

There are multiple ways to open Google Keep however, the easiest one is ‘note.new’

Steps to open Google keep using this shortcut -

1. Open the browser

2. Enter ‘note.new’ in the address bar

3. Hit enter

Note: Before hitting enter, make sure you are logged into your Google account.

Google Keep will open (as shown below) along with a new note ready to be composed.

Shortcut #2 - Compose a New Note

Follow the steps below and start composing a new note by pressing just one key -

1. Open Google Keep

2. Press ‘C’ to compose a new NOTE as shown below

Let’s add names of a few names to this note. We will use this note for next shortcuts.

Shortcut #3 - Compose a New List

Like a new note, compose a new list by pressing just one key i.e., ‘L’

Steps to create a List -

1. Open Google Keep

2. Press ‘L’ to compose a new List as shown below

Let’s create a new list of students. Also, the note we created previously can be transformed into a list of students by using Ctrl + Shift + 8.

And here's the list.

Shortcut #4 - Indent a List

Indenting a list in Google Keep is a cakewalk. Use ‘CTRL + ]’ to indent our list of students that we created earlier.

Add headings (Format > Paragraph styles) and they will appear in your table of contents.

Steps to segregate names of the students -

1. Click the first name under Grade 1 i.e., Andrea

2. Press ‘CTRL + ]’

3. Andrea is indented under Grade 1 as shown below

Use ‘CTRL + ]’ to indent other names as well

Indenting made a clear differentiation between students belong to Grade 1 and Grade 2.

Shortcut #5 - Rearranging Lists

To move lists up and down, follow the below steps:

1. Open the Note

2. Select the list that needs to be moved

3. Use Shift+N to move Grade1 down

4. Use Shift+P to move Grade 1 up

Shortcut #6 - Adding a label

Labels make it quite easy to sort notes in Keep. We can use ‘#’ to create labels instead of ‘Add label’ option.

Steps to create labels using ‘#’ -

1. Click anywhere in the note (make sure nothing is selected)

2. Type ‘#’ followed by the name of the label to be created e.g., test in the below image

3. Click ‘+ Create Label: test’

4. Label names test is created (highlighted in Red)

Follow the below steps and add ‘test’ label to any of your notes.

1. Open a Note

2. Type #

3. Choose ‘test’ from the list of existing labels

Shortcut #7 - Archive a Note

At times, having too many notes can be overwhelming, so just hide it from the main view. You can do it with the archive option. To archive a note, select it and press the ‘e’ key.

Steps to archive a note -

1. Select a note

2. Press ‘E’

3. The note will be added to the ‘Archive’ folder

Let's check out Google Keep shortcuts, once again.