Contact form design examples

A contact sales form turns interest into a conversation, so it should be quick to fill in and clear about what happens next. Our examples include name, work email, company, a team-size select and a message field, alongside separate routes to sales, support and a status page, designed in eight visual styles for web and mobile. Every example is an original design that comes with its HTML code and a DESIGN.md of colour, type and spacing tokens, in light and dark. Free to use and adapt.

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Mobile · editorial

Mobile · brutalist

Mobile · luxury

Mobile · playful

Mobile · corporate

Mobile · retro

Mobile · monochrome

Contact form design tips

Ask only for what the sales team will actually use on the first call; every extra required field lowers the number of people who finish.
Give every field a visible label above it rather than placeholder-only text, which disappears as people type and fails many accessibility checks.
Route existing customers to support and outages to the status page beside the form, so sales enquiries stay sales enquiries.
After submitting, say who will reply and roughly when, and show the message on the same page rather than a vague thank-you screen.

Questions

How many fields should a contact form have?

Keep it to what you need to respond well, typically name, email, company and a message, plus one qualifying question such as team size. Each additional field adds effort. Mark optional fields clearly, or better, remove them and gather that information during the follow-up conversation.

Should a contact form ask for a phone number?

Only if you will genuinely call, and preferably make it optional. Many people are reluctant to share a phone number with a company they have not spoken to yet, and a required phone field can deter enquiries. Email is enough to start the conversation.

What should happen after someone submits a contact form?

Show a clear confirmation on the page that repeats the email address used, says who will reply and gives an expected response time. Send a confirmation email too. Offer useful next steps, such as documentation or booking a call, while they wait.

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