Lead capture
Collect contact details with a short form and an offer.
“Add a lead capture section offering a free consultation”
Try it in the app →Website sections, also called blocks or components, are the building parts of a page: a hero, a pricing table, a booking form. OhhWells shows 27 ready examples below, but it isn't a fixed library. Anyone can describe a section in a sentence and have it generated in their brand colours and fonts, ready for mobile, with no code or plugins.
These are examples, not a limit. Every card shows the sentence that created it, so anyone can copy it, change it and make their own.
Collect contact details with a short form and an offer.
“Add a lead capture section offering a free consultation”
Try it in the app →Ask new clients the questions you need before you meet.
“Add a client intake form with goals, availability and contact details”
Try it in the app →Let people pick a service, a date and a time.
“Add a booking section where clients pick a service, date and time”
Try it in the app →A simple way to get in touch, with a map beside it.
“Add a contact form with name, email and message next to a map”
Try it in the app →A weekly timetable with a book button on every class.
“Add a weekly class timetable with times, teacher and a book button”
Try it in the app →Client quotes with names, photos and star ratings.
“Add three client testimonials with photos and star ratings”
Try it in the app →Two photos with a handle people drag to compare.
“Add a before-and-after slider comparing two photos”
Try it in the app →Brands you have worked with or been featured in.
“Add a logo wall of brands I have worked with”
Try it in the app →Key numbers that count up as people scroll.
“Add four animated numbers about my business”
Try it in the app →Photos and short bios of the people behind the business.
“Add a meet-the-team section with four photos and bios”
Try it in the app →The first thing people see: headline, photo and buttons.
“Add a hero with a headline, subtext, photo and two buttons”
Try it in the app →What you offer, with prices and short descriptions.
“Add a services section listing six services with prices”
Try it in the app →Plans or packages side by side, with one highlighted.
“Add a three-column pricing table with a highlighted popular plan”
Try it in the app →Food and drink grouped by course, with prices.
“Add a menu grouped into starters, mains and drinks with prices”
Try it in the app →Common questions that open and close on click.
“Add an FAQ with six common questions that expand”
Try it in the app →Your packages or options compared row by row.
“Add a comparison table of my three packages”
Try it in the app →Days, hours and minutes to a launch, sale or event.
“Add a countdown to my launch date”
Try it in the app →A slim banner for holiday hours, offers or news.
“Add an announcement bar for my holiday opening hours”
Try it in the app →Upcoming workshops and dates with a sign-up button.
“Add upcoming workshops with dates and a sign-up button”
Try it in the app →Collect emails with a single field and a reason to join.
“Add a newsletter signup that collects emails”
Try it in the app →A photo grid that opens each image full size.
“Add a photo gallery of my work that opens full size”
Try it in the app →A background video or an embedded clip with a headline.
“Add a hero with a background video and a headline over it”
Try it in the app →Your latest posts, shown on your website.
“Add an Instagram feed showing my latest posts”
Try it in the app →Your story or your process, step by step.
“Add a timeline of our story from 2015 to today”
Try it in the app →A map, address and opening hours in one place.
“Add a location section with a map, address and opening hours”
Try it in the app →A few questions that point visitors to the right option.
“Add a short quiz that recommends the right class”
Try it in the app →An instant estimate from a handful of choices.
“Add a price calculator that estimates cost from a few options”
Try it in the app →If you can put it into words, it can be built. The list above is only what we have shown so far.
Describe a sectionNot sure which sections a website like yours needs? Each page below bundles the sections that kind of business uses most, with example prompts to match.
Bottom line: a fixed library is the simplest route when it already has the block you need. When it doesn't, the usual choices are paying for an app or hiring a developer. Describing the section is a third option that keeps the cost and the skill needed low. Comparison checked September 2026.
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