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# Contact page

A page with a contact form on it.

## Setting it up

Roomfolk includes a contact template. To use it:

1. In your Shopify admin, go to **Online Store → Pages** and create a page — call it Contact.
2. Under **Theme template**, choose **contact**.
3. Save.

Your contact page is then live at `/pages/contact`, and you can arrange it in the theme editor.

## What is on it

Two sections:

* **Page** — the page's own title and whatever you write in the page editor.
* [**Contact form**](/roomfolk/sections/contact-form.md) — the form itself.

Anything you type into the page in your Shopify admin appears above the form, so that is the place for your address, opening hours or phone number.

## Where messages go

To the email address in **Settings → Store details → Sender email**. Check that is an address somebody reads.

## What to put on it

* The form.
* How long you take to reply, so people are not left wondering.
* Anything that saves a message being sent at all — a link to your delivery policy, your returns policy, or an [FAQ section](/roomfolk/sections/faq.md) added underneath the form.

## Adding more sections

Like any page, this one takes sections. An FAQ under the contact form answers the common questions before somebody writes to you about them.


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