Lead Capture
Collect interest, then make follow-up reliable
These features help a business collect enquiries, qualify intent, store the useful details, and give a team a clear next step.
Start with a simple form pattern, then connect it to saved enquiries, notifications, quotes or staff review.
This category includes the recommended starting lab: enquiry capture with a safe demo, Build Map, guided tutorial and teaching-safe code.
Pattern library guide
Lead Capture as reusable patterns
Ways to collect interest and start a useful customer conversation.
These patterns connect marketing pages to real follow-up, so interest does not disappear into an inbox.
Best starting lab
Enquiry form that saves to a database is the complete guided lab in this category, with the safe demo, Build Map, tutorial and code walkthrough already published.
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guided labs
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planned patterns
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advanced examples
Pattern types in this category
- Lead capture to routed operational follow-up
- Small intent form with staff hand-off
- Context-aware lead magnet around content
Guided labs in this category
Follow a complete worked pattern
These labs include a safe demo, Build Map, Premium guided tutorial and Premium code walkthrough. The other patterns in this category stay useful as public learning pages and planning references.
Guided lab
Enquiry form that saves to a database
Turn a visitor request into a durable record and alert the team clearly.
Lead capture patterns
Browse the current patterns in this category
Ways to collect interest and start a useful customer conversation.
Enquiry form that saves to a database
Turn a visitor request into a durable record and alert the team clearly.
Build in Public lead capture
Collect interest around a project story and its next update.
Callback request modal
Let a visitor ask for a call without leaving the page.
Contact form that sends an email
Collect a message and deliver it safely to the right inbox.
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