20 excellent contact pages

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March 27, 2013
20 excellent contact pages.

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\"\"The purpose of any website is to get people from your target audience interested in what you’re offering. Whether it be a product or service, 9 times out of 10, someone is going to want to communicate with you further. Because of this, in almost any industry, you’re going to want to create a contact page.<\/p>\r\n

For some, this is that last page on the site map where you just throw a bunch of information. You can leave it up to the person to decide how they want to contact you and what they want to contact you about. For others, this is the last attempt to get your potential customer to give you their business.<\/p>\r\n

The contact page is much more important than many give it credit. Many basic websites just throw some numbers and e‑mails up and move along. But in most cases, this is the page your customer sees before they decide they want you on their project. Or before they decide they want to visit you to purchase your product.<\/p>\r\n

It’s extremely important to make sure your contact page delivers in the best way possible. It can be a tricky thing to handle, so today, we’ve gathered 20 sites with great contact pages and forms to give you a bit of a creative boost.<\/p>\r\n

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Welikesmall<\/h1>\r\n

As we continue down this list, you’ll notice a growing trend of designers and developers utilizing maps to show locations. It’s really a fair trick, but what I like about Welikesmall is their usage of an actual sky shot of their location. On top of that, they have used a really creative way to display all the necessary contact information.<\/p>\r\n

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Noearaujo<\/h1>\r\n

At times, there’s not really a lot of information necessary to put on a contact page. Some businesses are web-based and don’t have a bricks and mortar or a telephone number to call. It can get real boring, real quick, but Noeraujo pulled off the ability to make a content-light contact page just as beautiful as the rest of them.<\/p>\r\n

Kendra Gaines

Kendra Gaines is a freelance designer from Virginia, USA. Connect with her.

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