About this block
A bold call-to-action card with a Get in touch button that opens a contact form in a pop-up. Visitors can send a message without leaving the page they're on. The card is compact, so it fits in a grid of cards, above a footer or at the end of a page.
When to use it
- Portfolios and agency sites where you want an easy "let's talk" moment.
- A tile in a bento grid next to project or service cards.
- A pre-footer band on pages that don't have room for a full contact section.
- Anywhere a full contact form would make the page too long.
What's inside
- A card in your accent colour with a 2-line heading and a rounded Get in touch button. The card lifts slightly when you hover over it.
- A pop-up that dims the page behind it, with an eyebrow, heading, a short line of copy and the form.
- A form with name, email and message fields, all required, and a full-width Send message button.
- The pop-up closes with the X button, the Escape key or a click on the dimmed background. Clicks inside the form never close it.
- On phones the pop-up fills the width with a small margin and scrolls if the screen is short.
How to customize it
- Rewrite the card heading as a specific offer: "Planning a kitchen remodel? Get a free quote" works better than a general invite.
- Add your email address in site settings. Messages are sent there and saved in PageHub.
- Add a field you actually need, such as budget or phone. Every extra field means fewer people finish the form.
- Add more buttons anywhere on the page that open the same pop-up, for example one in your header.
Questions
- Where do the messages go?
- Each message is emailed to the address in your site settings and saved with your form submissions in PageHub, so you have a copy if an email goes missing.
- Will a pop-up form hurt my SEO?
- No. The form only opens when a visitor clicks the button, so it doesn't cover your content when the page loads, which is what search engines penalise.
- Can I open the form from other buttons?
- Yes. Give any button a show action that targets the pop-up, and it opens the same form.