registry:blockpro-marketing

Contact

shadcn/ui Contact blocks featuring forms and maps. Perfect for helping customers get in touch, with support for multiple office locations to make your business feel approachable and easy to reach.

Contact 1 - Centered form, single-column

A centered contact form with a clear headline and stacked inputs. Uses a simple, linear flow that keeps focus on completion. Best for general inquiries where you want minimal distraction and a calm, neutral presentation.

Contact 2 - Centered form in card

A centered contact form wrapped in a card with clear visual boundaries. The card adds emphasis and contrast while keeping the layout simple and focused. Good when the form should feel contained and slightly elevated from the page background.

Contact 3 - Split form with image

A two-column layout pairing a contact form with a large supporting image. The image adds personality and visual balance while the form stays clear and readable. Works well when you want the contact section to feel more human and less transactional.

Contact 4 - Multi-channel contact options

A centered layout that surfaces multiple ways to get in touch without a form. Uses icon-led contact methods laid out horizontally, with clear labels and availability details. Best when you want to push people to the right channel fast rather than collect messages.

Contact 5 - Global presence with contact methods

A wide, visual-first layout that pairs a world map with key contact channels. Uses location markers to signal global reach, with email, phone, and live chat grouped below for quick access. Good for companies that want to show scale or multiple offices without pushing a form.

Contact 6 - Map-first contact

A contact layout built around a large location map, with clear contact methods shown below and in a compact side panel. Works well for businesses with a physical presence where location and availability matter as much as the form itself.

Contact 7 - Image-led contact

A contact layout anchored by a large, friendly image, with key contact options displayed clearly below and in a side panel. Good for brands that want to feel personal and approachable without using a full form upfront.

Contact 8 - Hero image with channel cards

A contact layout that pairs a large, edge-to-edge image with stacked contact channels. The image creates visual weight at the top, while card-based options below make it easy to scan and choose how to get in touch. Works well when you want a strong visual anchor without using a form.

Contact 9 - Centered CTA panel

A minimal contact block built around a single, centered call to action. Uses a contained panel with clear hierarchy and one primary button, making it ideal for low-friction contact moments at the end of a page or between sections.

Contact 10 - Split layout with embedded scheduler

A high-contrast contact block using a wide primary panel paired with a secondary sidebar. The layout is designed to showcase an embedded scheduling or booking interface, balancing strong visual weight with a clear, task-focused interaction. Works well when the primary action is time-based or appointment-driven.

Contact 11 - Centered form with supporting sidebar

A balanced contact layout with a primary, centered form and a secondary sidebar that mirrors or reinforces the same interaction. The main column keeps focus on the form, while the sidebar provides a persistent fallback or alternative entry point. Useful when you want a calm, symmetrical layout with built-in redundancy for conversion.