Team lunch poll Landing Page

The Team Lunch Poll block creates a focused response section for collecting meal preferences and event details. A centered white rounded card sits over a warm food-pattern illustration, with four radio-choice questions in the displayed first step and a food-allergy textarea for additional information. The Next control moves respondents to a second carousel step containing name, email, and event-ideas fields. Its orange action treatment, generous spacing, and clear single-column arrangement keep the poll’s questions and response path easy to follow.

Meal Choices Form the First Decision Stage

The displayed first step gives a landing-page sequence a specific information-gathering role: it asks respondents to choose a weekday from Monday through Friday, select Potlucks or Dining out, and answer whether they are vegetarian or eat fish. The food-allergy textarea adds an important open response without introducing a competing offer or message. These fields let the section clarify the practical details of a team event before the respondent moves onward.

The second carousel step continues that response path with name and email fields plus an event-ideas textarea. The visible Next control makes the staged progression understandable, while the centered card keeps the poll’s questions visually contained against the illustrated food background. The orange action button provides contrast near the lower part of the card, helping the response controls remain identifiable without turning the block into an entire campaign page. In a broader landing-page sequence, this section could collect preferences after an introduction and before a confirmation or follow-up area. Its role is therefore a focused poll and contact stage: it gathers the choices and details represented by the form, while surrounding sections supply any wider context or next action.

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