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Why every business needs a website (even with a strong Instagram presence)
Many business owners rely entirely on social media.
The challenge is that social platforms are designed for discovery, not conversion.
A professional website helps you:
• Build credibility
• Showcase your services and portfolio
• Capture leads directly
• Improve search visibility
• Maintain a platform you fully control
Think of it this way:
📱 Instagram = Attention
🌐 Website = Trust
💰 Trust = More Clients
If your business is growing and you're ready for a website that actually converts visitors into customers, I'd be happy to help.
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20 mins is kinda wild. The message is simple and gets the point across fast.
Not every company needs to look like the next big startup.
Reforma was created for established businesses, the kind that already have the experience, results, and reputation, but need a website that reflects it.
Inside the template:
• 3 distinct homepage layouts
• Multiple About and Contact pages
• CMS-powered services, case studies, and blog
• Carefully built interactions throughout
• Fully responsive Webflow development
Developed by me in Webflow.
Same brand. Same product line. Two completely different moods.
I designed two hero sections — same layout structure, same goal, but each one built around a different product in the line:
🅰️ — warm, golden, cozy. Feels like something you'd reach for in winter.
🅱️ — sage green, mirrored layout, clean and minimal. Feels more clinical, more "skincare-routine" than "self-care ritual."
Both use real ingredient-driven color palettes (not random brand colors) and floating product badges instead of a wall of text.
Which one would make you stop scrolling and actually click "Shop Now" — A or B? Drop your pick below, curious which mood wins.
5 voted
36%
9 voted
64%
14 votes
Closed
A would probably stop my scroll first, but B feels more believable for skincare. I’d actually be curious which one converts better, because the one that grabs attention isn’t always the one that feels most trustworthy 👀