Multi-Step Contact Wizard
A standard contact form asks for a name, an email, and a message. That’s three fields when what you actually need is service type, service area, urgency level, and enough detail to know whether this is the kind of job you take. A multi-step wizard collects all of that — and because it’s presented one question at a time, completion rates are dramatically higher than a single long-form.
We’ve built multi-step wizards as production WordPress plugin infrastructure, deployed across multiple service verticals. Question flow, branching logic, field types, and routing rules are all configured – not hardcoded. The wizard adapts without touching PHP.
Need a lead qualification wizard for your site?
[mmedia_services_wizard id=”multi-step-wizard”]
Service type, questions to ask, branching logic, disqualification rules, and what you do with the lead after.
AJAX multi-step flow with progress indicator, conditional branches, service area validation, and mobile-optimized inputs.
CRM integration, email delivery in structured format, optional back-end admin queue for submission management.
End-to-end testing of all branch paths, mobile QA, disqualification logic verification, and submission routing confirmation.
Plugin Architecture vs. One-Off Build
If you need a wizard for a single site, we build it. If you operate multiple sites or want to license the wizard to clients, the plugin architecture allows a single codebase to power multiple configured instances – each with its own question config, routing rules, and branding, without code duplication.
Built as production WordPress plugin infrastructure – the same architecture that powers our own products.
Question flow, branching, and routing rules are configured data – update the wizard without touching PHP.
A roofing inquiry and a window quote have different information needs – the wizard adapts based on previous answers.
Outside service area or below minimum job size? Surface it early – before both parties waste time.
One question at a time with a visible progress indicator dramatically outperforms single long-form completion rates.
One codebase, multiple configured instances — power as many sites as you need from a single plugin deployment.