Breve Expanded Contact Form for Showit
Breve on Showit: expanded contact form for wedding and elopement photography. See a sample and a launch check.
Try the sample form
Use a sample address. This preview sends nothing. For a coastal elopement, consider whether visitors need a date, a location, or an overview before they respond.
Apply it to a sample brief
Use date, guest count, and ceremony location as the prompt beneath the project description. Ask for only the details you need to decide on a next step.
Build the page
Ask for name, email, service, and one brief project description. Make date and location optional where possible and explain what happens after submission.
Write and test an inquiry
Draft a realistic inquiry with an uncertain date and a clear description of the work. Mark optional fields explicitly and write a confirmation that tells the visitor what happens next.
Replace required guesses with optional details
Someone planning a shoot may know the goal before they know the location or date. Keep the project description and reply address easy to find, and let the visitor indicate that a date is flexible. In the reply, ask for only the missing information that affects scope.
Check it before launch
Submit a test inquiry with both valid and invalid values. Confirm field errors are readable, the success message appears, and the message arrives. Test a blank submission, a malformed email, and a valid inquiry. Confirm the visitor can correct the invalid field and the valid message reaches the intended inbox.
Working in Showit
Compare the desktop and mobile views before publishing. Check whether the reading order, line breaks, and call to action still make sense when the layout is rearranged for a narrow screen.