All pages on your website should include a means of conversion, because you must tell your users what to do with the information presented to them. Unfortunately, contact forms and calls-to-action are one of the least utilized elements on websites.

On the other hand, not every page on your website needs a full-blown contact form. This is where the pop-up button comes into play.

In the example below, we added a pop-up button linking to a small contact form, allowing the user to convert without disrupting their flow through the website. Once the form is completed, the user can exit the popup and continue their journey through the website.

1. We started with a “Contact Us” button at the bottom of our page. Click on the button to access the “Button Content” editor.

2. Scroll down the list of linking options, and select “Popup.” This provides access to pre-created popups. To create a new popup, navigate to the Pages tab on the leftmost menu of your Duda editor. Toggle to “Popups.” From here, you can create a custom popup.