Embeddable html waitlist widgets for Volunteers + Participants

Embeddable HTML waitlist widget that admins/managers can copy and paste into their website as an HTML block - This sends submissions into a queue that is shown as a modular component in /settings for admins/managers - admins/managers can then choose to send them an invite to complete their profile and account via the normal /org-slug/signup route, wizard pre-filled with the info they submitted via the embedded form - Form should be mobile-responsive, show the org name and logo - Likely just capture name, email, DOB in the form - Should follow existing UI patterns used on the app, but use more neutral colors instead of our tailwind theming to ensure this can easily sit alongside most websites without looking like it sticks out like a sore thumb - should be fully mobile optimized - Do web research first for modern embeddable implementation tips in 2026 - This modular component in /settings should also have a preview button to see what this looks like when actually embedded (preview should use the actual embed code itself, not some duplicated preview or test code to prevent drift), shown in a dialog

Embeddable HTML waitlist widget that admins/managers can copy and paste into their website as an HTML block - This sends submissions into a queue that is shown as a modular component in /settings for admins/managers - admins/managers can then choose to send them an invite to complete their profile and account via the normal /org-slug/signup route, wizard pre-filled with the info they submitted via the embedded form - Form should be mobile-responsive, show the org name and logo - Likely just capture name, email, DOB in the form - Should follow existing UI patterns used on the app, but use more neutral colors instead of our tailwind theming to ensure this can easily sit alongside most websites without looking like it sticks out like a sore thumb - should be fully mobile optimized - Do web research first for modern embeddable implementation tips in 2026 - This modular component in /settings should also have a preview button to see what this looks like when actually embedded (preview should use the actual embed code itself, not some duplicated preview or test code to prevent drift), shown in a dialog