Creating Multiple Targeted Contact Forms on Hover in One Design with Divi

The way you display contact forms on your website can definitely help increase conversion rates. Besides creating beautiful and user-friendly contact forms, you can also approach it in a more targeted way. In this post, we’ll show you how to create one design with multiple contact forms that appear depending on which service your visitors are interested in. You’ll be able to download the JSON file for free as well!

Let’s get to it.

Preview

Before we dive into the tutorial, let’s take a quick look at the outcome across different screen sizes.

Desktop

Mobile

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Once you’ve uploaded the layout to your page, you’ll still have to add the CSS code to the page you’re working on. You can find the CSS code at the end of this tutorial.

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Let’s Start Recreating!

Add Section #1

Open a new or existing page and add a new regular section.

Add New Row

Column Structure

Continue by adding a new row using the following column structure:

Add Text Module

Add H2 Content

Add a Text Module to the column with some H2 content of your choice.

H2 Text Settings

Move on to the design tab and change the H2 text settings accordingly:

• Heading 2 Font Weight: Ultra Bold
• Heading 2 Font Style: Uppercase
• Heading 2 Text Alignment: Center
• Heading 2 Text Color: #000000
• Heading 2 Text Size: 6vw
• Heading 2 Letter Spacing: -0.4vw
• Heading 2 Line Height: 0.8em

Spacing

Add some custom top and bottom margin as well.

• Top Margin: 2vw
• Bottom Margin: 2vw

Add Section #2

Gradient Background

Add another section right below the previous one and apply the following gradient background (or any gradient background of your choice):

• Color 1: #30fff1
• Color 2: #4635ff
• Gradient Direction: 110deg
• End Position: 85%

Top Divider

Move on to the design tab and add a top divider.

• Divider Style: Find in List
• Divider Arrangement: Underneath Section Content

Bottom Divider

Add a bottom divider as well.

• Divider Style: Find in List
• Divider Arrangement: Underneath Section Content

Sizing

Change the height in the sizing settings next.

• Height: 200px

Spacing

Add some custom spacing settings next.

• Bottom Margin: 30vw (Desktop), 45vw (Tablet), 200vw (Phone)
• Top Padding: 0vw
• Bottom Padding: 0vw

CSS Class

Later on the post, we’re going to add some CSS code to make the effect work. In preparation for that, we’ll add a CSS class to the section.

• CSS Class: contact-section

Add New Row

Column Structure

Continue by adding a new row using the following column structure:

Overflow

Open the row settings and hide the overflows.

• Horizontal Overflow: Hidden
• Vertical Overflow: Hidden

Transitions

Remove the transition duration as well.

• Transition Duration: 0ms

Add Blurb Module

Add Title to Content Box

Time to start adding modules! Add a Blurb Module and enter a title of your choice that represents one of your services.

Select Icon

Select an icon next.

Default Background Color

Continue by adding a default background color.

• Background Color: #ffffff

Hover Background Color

Change the background color on hover.

• Background Color: #000000

Default Icon Settings

Move on to the design tab and change the icon settings accordingly:

• Icon Color: #000000
• Use Icon Font Size: Yes
• Icon Font Size: 2.5vw (Desktop), 5vw (Tablet), 7vw (Phone)

Hover Icon Settings

Modify the icon color on hover.

• Icon Color: #ffffff

Default Title Text Settings

Open the title text settings next and apply the following changes:

• Title Font Weight: Ultra Bold
• Title Font Style: Uppercase
• Title Text Alignment: Center
• Title Text Color: #000000
• Title Text Size: 0.9vw (Desktop), 1.8vw (Tablet), 3vw (Phone)

Hover Title Text Settings

Change the title text color on hover.

• Title Text Color: #ffffff

Sizing

Modify the width across different screen sizes next.

• Width: 10vw (Desktop), 17vw (Tablet), 30vw (Phone)
• Module Alignment: Center

Spacing

And add some custom margin and padding values to the spacing settings.

• Top Margin: 4vw
• Bottom Margin: 4vw
• Top Padding: 2vw (Desktop), 3vw (Tablet), 6vw (Phone)
• Bottom Padding: 2vw (Desktop), 3vw (Tablet), 6vw (Phone)

Border

We’re also turning the module into a circle by adding ’50vw’ to each one of the corners in the border settings.

Box Shadow

Add a box shadow as well.

Default Transform Scale

Move on to the transform settings and make sure the default transform scale values remain ‘100%’.

Hover Transform Scale

Change these values on hover.

• Bottom: 120%
• Right: 120%

Add Contact Form

Make Name & Email Fields Fullwidth

The second module we need in this row is a Contact Form Module. Once you’ve added the contact form, open the name and email fields and make them fullwidth.

• Make Fullwidth: Yes

Remove Message Field & Insert Three Input Fields for Service-Specific Questions

Add three questions that apply to that specific service next.

Disable Captcha

Disable the captcha option as well.

• Show Captcha: No

Fields Settings

Move on to the design tab and change the fields settings accordingly:

• Fields Top Padding: 0.6vw (Desktop), 0.9vw (Tablet), 1.5vw (Phone)
• Fields Bottom Padding: 0.6vw (Desktop), 0.9vw (Tablet), 1.5vw (Phone)
• Fields Text Size: 0.8vw (Desktop), 1.6vw (Tablet), 2.3vw (Phone)

Button Settings

Change the appearance of the button next.

• Use Custom Styles for Button: Yes
• Button Text Size: 1vw (Desktop), 2vw (Tablet), 3vw (Phone)
• Button Text Color: #ffffff
• Button Background Color: #000000
• Button Border Width: 0px
• Button Font Weight: Ultra Bold
• Button Font Style: Uppercase

Spacing

Add some padding values too.

• Top Padding: 2vw
• Bottom Padding: 2vw
• Left Padding: 2vw
• Right Padding: 2vw

Border Settings

Last but not least, go to the border settings and add ’10px’ to each one of the corners.

Clone Row Three Times

Once you’ve completed the first row, you can go ahead and clone it three times.

Change Blurb Content & Icon for Each Duplicate Row

Make sure you change the blurb title and icon for each duplicate.

Change Service-Specific Questions for Each Duplicate Row

Modify the contact form’s specific questions as well.

Additional Row Settings

Default Height

Open the first row’s settings once again, go to the sizing settings and change the height across different screen sizes.

• Height: 18vw (Desktop), 27vw (Tablet), 38vw (Phone)

Hover Height

Bring back the height to auto on hover.

• Height: auto

Extend Row Sizing Settings to All Rows in Section

Once you’ve modified the sizing settings for the first row, you can extend the settings to all the rows throughout the section.

Place Rows Next to Each Other on Desktop & Tablet

Open Page Settings

Last but not least, we’re going to place all four rows next to each other on tablet and desktop. To do that, open the page settings.

Insert Custom CSS

Move on to the custom CSS box and add the following lines of CSS Code:

@media (min-width: 767px) {
.contact-section {
display: grid;
grid-template-columns: 25% 25% 25% 25%;
}
}

Preview

Now that we’ve gone through all the steps, let’s take a final look at the outcome across different screen sizes.

Desktop

Mobile

Final Thoughts

In this post, we’ve shown you how to create multiple targeted contact forms in one design. This is a great way to learn more about your visitors and what particular service they’re interested in. If you have any questions or suggestions, make sure you leave a comment in the comment section below!

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