Image poll Landing Page

The Image Poll block supports a focused food-service response path by asking visitors to choose from six dish images before requesting contact details. A left decorative food illustration gives the section visual context, while the right panel centers the “Image Poll” heading and menu question. Checkbox selectors make the six choices interactive, and the yellow-orange Next control moves visitors toward a second step. That follow-up step includes name, email, and message fields, allowing the section to combine preference feedback with a possible inquiry.

Six Dish Choices Create a Clear First Response

The six dish images give the block a specific job in a landing-page sequence: collect a preference before asking for additional information. The prompt about which dish belongs on the menu frames the interaction as a focused decision, while the two-row arrangement lets visitors compare all choices without navigating away from the section. Checkbox inputs support selection, so the block can accommodate one or more preferred dishes according to the surrounding form logic. The yellow-orange Next control then provides a visible transition rather than competing with the poll question.

The second step changes the response from preference selection to contact follow-up. Name, email, and message fields create space for a visitor to add context after choosing a dish, making the block suitable for menu feedback, dish requests, or related food-service inquiries. The left illustration reinforces the subject visually, but the right panel keeps the action sequence dominant. Because the block contains a real multi-step form structure, it can function as a meaningful response stage inside a broader landing-page flow; surrounding sections can still provide the introduction, supporting information, or later confirmation.

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