# Contact Users can now call or email you at the click of a button. Users will be shown the route to your address in their smartphone's map application if they click on your address. ### **Adding your contact details** 1. Click on + **Block**. 2. Select the **Contact** block and click **Add this block**. 3. Fill in your contact details. * **Name** - Enter the name of your company. * **Address** - List the address that you'd like to make public to your users. AppMachine will show suggestions from Google Maps as you enter your address. The address will be designated on your map with a pin. * **Phone Number** - Enter your phone number here. Users will be able to use this to contact you straight from the app. This works similarly to the "Call" building block. For more information, check the "Call" article. * **Email** - Enter you email address here. The app will open an email client with the correct contact info when users click on the address. * **Website** - Enter your website's URL here. Clicking on the URL will take the user to your website in a mobile browser. * **Twitter** - Enter your Twitter name here (without the "@" symbol). AppMachine will check if you've entered a valid Twitter name and confirm its validity with a green checkmark. Clicking on the Twitter name will take users to your Twitter profile in a mobile browser. * **LinkedIn** - Enter your LinkedIn account here. AppMachine will check if you've entered a valid LinkedIn name and confirm its validity with a green checkmark. Clicking on the LinkedIn account will take users to your LinkedIn page in a mobile browser. * **Description** - You are free to use this space to enter any extra information you feel is relevant. You edit this block using the text editor. The text editor allows you to style your text and even add images and/or videos.\
Adding the Contact block

Adding the basic information to your Contact block.

4. Click **Continue** when you have filled in your details. 5. Fill in the **name** of the block.
Changing the name of the Contact block.

Change the name and icon for your Contact block here.

6. Click on the **icon** if you want to change the image used in the menu. * **Replace** allows you to choose from a wide range of AppMachine icons or upload your own. * **Delete** removes the icon so that only text is used (in this case "Contact") is presented in your app's menu. 7. When you’re done, click **Add this Block**. ### **Configuring the Contact building block** Now that you've added the **Contact** building block, it's time to configure it. There are only two settings screens available here: **Settings** and **Design**.
The Settings and Design tab of the Contact block.
**Settings** allows you to influence how the block will function and the **Design** settings will determine the aesthetics of the block. ### **Settings** There are several aspects of your Contact block that can be changed in this screen: * The **name** of the block * The **icon** (or image) that will be used in the app menu * The **top image** * The **Layout** for the Contact block Should the need arise to keep the users of your published app from using this portion of the app, then you can always make use of the "ON/OFF" selector. Change the selector to "OFF" to keep users from seeing the Contact block. Now you can continue developing your app without worrying about users coming upon areas that you haven't finished developing as of yet. Once you are satisfied with your progress, change the selector back to "ON" to publish this portion of your app. ### **Design** These settings allow you to make aesthetic changes to your app in magnificent detail. ### Frequently Asked Questions #### - This building block features the ability create links to my Twitter account while you already offer a building block to integrate these services into my app. Isn't that a bit redundant? Yes. Don't feel obligated to enter this information in the **Contact** building block if you've already created building blocks for Twitter. On the other hand, it might not be a bad idea to bundle your contact information in one place for easy reference.
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