Job application template
A short application: the role, then a few lines on why.
Who it is for
For a small team hiring without a jobs board: a studio, a shop, a start-up. The applicant picks the role first, then writes a few lines on why, with a link to their work. Every application lands in your Inbox with the role on top, so you can read the designers' together.
What it asks
- Role
- One of Design, Engineering, Sales or Something else
- Optional
- Name
- Their name
- Required
- An address to reply to
- Required
- Why you?
- In their own words
- Required
What arrives in your Inbox
Inbox 1 new
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A name, an address and a message. The one most sites need.
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A phone number and a good time to ring.
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Who they are, and what they have in mind.
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Two fields for a corner button: an address and a message.
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- Estimate for a trade
For a trade: the job, its size, and how to reach them.
- Wholesale enquiry
For stockists: the shop, the quantity, and what they would stock.
- Order enquiry
A product, how many and by when, before any payment.
- Project brief
For an agency: the service, a budget, then the brief.
- Booking enquiry
For appointments: a way to reach them back, and a time.
- Appointment
For clinics and salons: the service, then a day.
- Restaurant table
For a restaurant: a day, the party's size and any requests.
- Event registration
A name, seats and a session, for a talk or a workshop.
- Viewing request
For an agent: the property, a day, and any questions first.
- Consultation
For a consultant: a topic, a day, and the question.
- Sales call
For software: the team, its size, and what it needs.
- Volunteer
A name, when they can help, and what they would like to do.
- Support
For a shop: sorted by topic before it reaches you.
- Feedback
A rating in words, then what made it so.
- Product question
For a shop: which product, then the question.
- Message by topic
A plain contact form, each message with its topic on top.
Questions
Something else? Write to us.
Will I get an email for each message?
Yes, once you confirm your address. Reply straight from your own email.
Does it work on my site?
Yes, on any site that lets you add one line: WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix and more.
Will I get spam?
Far less. Bots fill in a hidden field, and what they send is dropped. Past 200 messages a day, the rest wait apart with no email each, to read or delete at once.
Can I change it once it is live?
Any time. Edit it and publish, and your site shows the new version.