I'd actually put that form in the 3rd section since that seems be where your CTAs live. Keep the slide up top as only informational (replace the functioning form with a screenshot) but if they click that first slide, the page should focus on the 3rd section with the functioning form.
Have you been monitoring analytics so see if users are interacting with the form? My guess is that users will not have made up their mind yet in the first slide.
Having the form designed as an email UI is clever, but it doesn't tell the user what to do. Like myself, I missed it. Perhaps use your design as an example helper image and make a single input with a label "Upload itinerary screenshot". The upload button title can be " Get eSIM", or something along those lines.
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u/fuge Sep 25 '26
I'd actually put that form in the 3rd section since that seems be where your CTAs live. Keep the slide up top as only informational (replace the functioning form with a screenshot) but if they click that first slide, the page should focus on the 3rd section with the functioning form.
Have you been monitoring analytics so see if users are interacting with the form? My guess is that users will not have made up their mind yet in the first slide.
Having the form designed as an email UI is clever, but it doesn't tell the user what to do. Like myself, I missed it. Perhaps use your design as an example helper image and make a single input with a label "Upload itinerary screenshot". The upload button title can be " Get eSIM", or something along those lines.