Has anyone built a custom page with mostly custom html?

Hey ​@ryanne.perry,

I'm short on time to provide a full reply, but I built this page: https://community.oleeo.com/p/SuccessSummit2025? mostly with the HTML widgets and banners.

I found there is a text limit on the html widget, i too got a cloudfare (i think) error, reducing characters and being smarter with my code made it work.

I’m also done a few pages that are mostly just HTML widgets. Our use cases are typically simple HTML forms that then submit the form’s payload to a zapier webhook (which we feed into tickets or other automations). 

In our use cases, we’ve used a third party script that allows the forms to be shorter, no personal information required. The script pulls the userId and sends that with the form payload, which allows us to look up the user and pull in other details about them. 

​@ryanne.perry Chiming in with another example from our community that is majority custom HTML, in case it’s helpful! While we don’t have an embedded form like what you described, our use case is somewhat similar in terms of engaging experienced users and getting them connected to our community. I’d be happy to connect you with our front-end engineer who helped with this if any particular elements of the page seem relevant or interesting!

Thank you ​@mbuuck1! Wow cool set up! Yes we definitely want something super customized. Would love to get connected with your front end engineer!

​@ryanne.perry Sweet! Will you DM me your email address?

Hi ​@ryanne.perry - also dropping three of my favorite custom pages here for your inspiration. They are not per se full HTML but they do a good job at showcasing the capabilities

• https://community.klaviyo.com/p/champions
• https://community.zapier.com/p/ai
• https://community.sproutsocial.com/p/mentorship

​@mbuuck1 already shared the Lucid Legends page which is awesome as well

Hi ​@ryanne.perry ,

I have worked on similar HTML-based community pages with embedded forms and custom CTAs, and Typeform integrations.
Happy to take a look at the error and offer some suggestions or share a clean structure that might help.
Keeping it simple and modular usually saves a lot of headaches down the line.
Feel free to reach out if you want a second pair of eyes.

You can reach out to me on my email here

Colin