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Giglobe is a cross-border job matching startup connecting international talent with hospitality and retail employers in Australia.
The website needed to communicate two sides of the marketplace clearly: helping candidates understand the earning potential and job opportunities in Australia, while also showing employers how Giglobe could help reduce staffing shortages.
I designed and built the landing page in Webflow, creating responsive layouts for both B2C and B2B messaging. The goal was to make the product feel credible, easy to understand, and conversion-ready, with clear calls to action, partner signals, and a visual system that could support future growth.
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The New works better for me. The old looks a bit too dull. But the new looks attractive and vibrant in the eye
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• service descriptions and offers
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