Example of Useful Contact Us Pages
When a visitor comes to your website or blog, he is ready to convert
into a lead for your business or bounce, it’s as simple as that. As a
freelancer or company, your first concern is to attract potential
customers by showcasing your portfolio as expressive as possible. The
Contact Us page is often regarded as a commonplace element of the
website but its role is crucial. A simple contact form makes you
reachable and collects valuable leads in an organized way. A few days
ago we had an article about creative About Us pages on Desizn Tech.
Let’s complete the picture and have a look over 10 inspiring Contact Us
pages.
Beautiful design is just the beginning. Contact tabs are centered upon usability and a good amount of information, as you may see below.
Beautiful design is just the beginning. Contact tabs are centered upon usability and a good amount of information, as you may see below.
Design Sensory
The folks at Design Sensory are pretty keen on the value of words. Right beside the contact form they placed a motivational paragraph so that you will know you do the right thing when contacting them. The physical address and phone number of the company is relevant for their public so you may find these details here too.
Vebbu
The placement matters as much as the contact page itself, Vebbu knows that. In fact, it’s not a separate page at all and that makes it distinct. The contact form is placed right at the bottom of the main screen, no scrolling required. A testimonial accompanies the form – subtle but efficient. The entire picture makes a very powerful statement.
Web Media Alliance
Keep it short and simple, this is the principle of the Contact Us page here. However, notice the right side of the screen, with plenty of contact options for you, so the company makes sure it doesn’t lose a customer. The feeling is that they basically have everything included. Need an attorney? Got it too!
Dumbwaiter Design
No waiter has worked on this page for sure, but a professional designer at Dumbwaiter. As you land on the Contact Us section at the bottom of the screen, you have a tiny lightbox announcing you can view a case study, if you are still not convinced they are the best choice. The vintage looking form is another very aesthetic element.
Clay Ant Creative
The guys at Clay Ant are minimalistic, that you can say when seeing their contact tab. Delicate colors, no clutter and the wise allusion “Use the form if you’d like”, all put together make a relaxed atmosphere that’s just irresistible.
Ryan Scherf
To reach the contact form on Ryan’s page you first have to scroll down a gallery with his works, so that you are well informed and quite impressed when you reach the bottom. You surely have your message in mind already.
Mitch Designs
The map on Mitch Designs’ Contact Us page is very innovative. Its benefits are obvious: the visitors won’t get lost, it spares time in doing searches and speaks about how thoughtful the company is. Good kick-off!
Plaveb
Now here is an effective contact form. Not only it requests contact data from the potential customer, but it also asks for budget estimates and project description, so that the company can figure which are the basis for the gig. It spares time in further inquiries and filters vague entries. By the time the visitor has finished filling in the form, he is already half a customer.
Esparkinfo
This company has made wise use of all the space on the Contact Us page. You have their contact form, email address and social media ids, so that you can choose the most convenient way to get in touch with them. Notice the powerful slogans and the call to action button Request a Quote.
LeXolutionIt
