I'll update the campaign wizard to collect the additional user information and redirect to the thank you page after submission. Let's make these changes:

Updated Campaign Wizard Flow

I've updated the campaign wizard to include the additional information you requested and to redirect to the thank you page after submission. Here are the key changes:

1. New "Your Info" Step

• Added as the first step in the wizard

• Collects:

  • First name and last name (required)
  • Phone number (required)
  • Business name
  • Industry (dropdown with common options)
• Shows the email they already entered

2. Thank You Page Redirect

• After submitting the form, users are now redirected to:

  https://mailprosusa.com/thank-you/
• This matches the thank you page in your screenshot

3. Updated Summary View

• The review step now includes all the new contact information
• Organized into clear sections for better readability
• Shows industry selection with proper formatting

4. Improved User Experience

• Added visual icons to input fields for better usability
• Clearly marked required fields with asterisks
• Maintained the mobile-friendly design throughout

The wizard now follows this 5-step process:

1. Your Info (contact details)
2. Campaign Type (service and product selection)
3. Target Audience (list type, locations, quantity)
4. Design Options (design help or file upload)
5. Review & Submit (summary and submission)

This approach collects all the necessary information while maintaining a clean, step-by-step experience that works well on both desktop and mobile devices.

Implementing a Multi-Step Campaign Form with Contact Form 7

Contact Form 7 doesn't natively support multi-step forms, but I can show you how to create this experience using CF7 with some custom JavaScript and CSS. Here's a complete implementation plan:

Option 1: Using a Multi-Step Form Plugin

The easiest approach is to use a dedicated plugin:

1. Install and activate the "Contact Form 7 Multi-Step Forms" plugin

   • Search for it in WordPress plugins or download from WordPress.org
2. Create your form with all fields and use the plugin's syntax to define steps:

Option 2: Custom Implementation

If you prefer a custom solution without additional plugins:

Step 1: Create the Complete Contact Form 7 Form

Step 2: Add Custom CSS

Add this CSS to your theme's style.css or in the WordPress Customizer:

Step 3: Add Custom JavaScript

Add this JavaScript to your theme or use a custom JavaScript plugin:

Step 4: Set Up Email Notifications

1. In your WordPress admin, go to Contact > Contact Forms
2. Edit your form
3. Go to the "Mail" tab to configure the admin notification email
4. Click "Mail (2)" to set up the confirmation email to the user

Admin Email Configuration:

User Confirmation Email:

Additional Tips

1. Form Validation: The JavaScript handles basic validation, but you can enhance it with CF7's built-in validation.
2. File Uploads: Make sure your server can handle the file sizes you're allowing. You may need to adjust PHP settings.
3. Redirect After Submission: To redirect to the thank you page, use the "Contact Form 7 Redirection" plugin or add this to your functions.php:

4. Saving Form Data: To save submissions to your WordPress database, use a plugin like "Flamingo" (by the CF7 developer) or "Contact Form 7 Database".
5. Testing: Always test your form thoroughly on different devices and browsers before going live.

Alternative: Premium Form Plugins

If this implementation seems complex, consider these premium alternatives that offer built-in multi-step functionality:

1. Gravity Forms - Powerful form builder with multi-page forms
2. WPForms - User-friendly with a multi-page forms addon
3. Formidable Forms - Advanced form builder with multi-step capability

These options require a paid license but provide a more robust solution with less custom code.