GoHighLevel Responsive Attention Request Form & Portal Design Designed and deployed a fully respo...

GoHighLevel Responsive Attention Request Form & Portal Design Designed and deployed a fully respo...GoHighLevel Responsive Attention Request Form & Portal Design Designed and deployed a fully respo...

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Gabriel Bewaji

• Sep 21

GoHighLevel Responsive Attention Request Form & Portal Design

Designed and deployed a fully responsive, multi-device landing page and intake form inside GoHighLevel to optimize lead capture across mobile, tablet, and desktop viewports.

Key Deliverables & Setup: • Cross-Device UI/UX Design: Built custom-styled web and mobile layouts ensuring seamless user experience on all screen sizes. • Form Integration: Embedded the "Attention Request Form" directly into high-converting portal sections. • Conversion Optimization: Structured clean form fields and call-to-action blocks to maximize client engagement and reduce drop-off.

Results & Impact: • Provided a seamless intake experience for mobile and desktop visitors alike. • Increased form submission completion rates through optimized responsive design.

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Muhammad Qasim Shahid

• Sep 30

Clean build. Mobile is where most GHL forms lose people, so designing for it first makes sense. Did you use conditional fields to keep the form shorter on mobile, or keep the same fields across every device?

Gabriel Bewaji

• Sep 30

Thanks Muhammad Spot on mobile layout was the main focus here. For this build, I kept the same core fields across all devices to maintain consistent lead data, but relied heavily on custom styling, multi step sections, and clean spacing on mobile so it didn't feel long or overwhelming.

Révolté

pro

• Oct 5

NURV® now has a home on the web 🟠

Same cream canvas, same dot-matrix numerals, same single orange. Scroll it and nine dots in the margin fill up one by one.

Pool to plate to pill, nine scenes, one system.

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NexUX Lab

• Oct 6

AI Plant Care & Disease Detection Mobile App Design

An AI-powered Plant Health Monitoring mobile app designed to help users identify plant diseases, track plant health, monitor environmental conditions, and receive personalized care recommendations. The app combines intelligent diagnostics, smart reminders, and real-time health insights to make plant care simple, proactive, and accessible for both home gardeners and plant enthusiasts.

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Mahbub Hassan

• Oct 6

Premium and eye catching work

Oluwadamilola Oluwadamilare

pro

• Oct 5

Should I go for left or right? Focusing on updating and finishing up my portfolio... and then I came across this crossroads. Another alternative is to make them switchable themes through a toggle, but I still need to decide which should be the default.

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Moiz ur-Rehman

• Oct 6

Left is better because the text is readable, the overall blue background is not flashing to the eyes as compared to the right one. For the top right button " Start a project ", you can add some animation so that it stands out and encourage users to click on it.