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How to create best contact components?
List the contact methods you use. Provide the email address, phone number, office details, and availability you want to display. Tell the AI which method should be the main way visitors get in touch.
Set expectations. Describe whether you need a compact information block or a contact section with a form. Include useful labels and any real response-time information without asking the AI to invent it.
Verify every detail. Compare the prominence of the primary contact option and the readability of longer addresses. Check the final links, field labels, and mobile spacing before using the component.
Examples of contact components
Nigodo
Three-Column Contact Info Cards with Circular Icons
A horizontal row of three outlined cards showing Email, Phone, and Office contact details, each topped by a circular line icon overlapping the card border. The layout is a simple three-column grid with bold navy headings, placeholder subtext, and gray contact details.
Pstls.
Contact section with contact details and message form
A light contact section with a serif "Contact" heading, email, phone, and social links on the left, and a card-style form with name, surname, email, phone, topic, message, file attachment, and a Send Now button on the right.
Wrexa
Contact Section with Heading, Hours, Social Links, and Photo
A split-screen contact section with a large "Contact" heading, a subheading inviting text messages, business hours, a hotline number, Messenger and Snapchat handles, and CTA buttons for sending a message or starting live chat. A right-side photo of a woman with a laptop includes overlapping chat-bubble graphics reading "Good morning!" and "Seen".
Cronos
Contact Section with Map and Visit/Contact Details
A split-layout contact section with a map of New York on the left and a heading, supporting text, and two icon-labeled blocks for visiting the office and contacting by email or phone on the right. Decorative colored squares frame the map.
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