Ultimate Next.js Portfolio Ending with Engaging CTAs & Footer

Ultimate Next.js Portfolio Ending with Engaging CTAs & FooterUltimate Next.js Portfolio Ending with Engaging CTAs & Footer

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Mahum Samar

pro

• May 13

Last section done. CTA and footer. Nextjs template for web developer. This is where most portfolio websites fall apart. They build a great portfolio, then end it with "contact me" and an email address. This template closes properly. A clear offer, two CTAs, and a footer that still feels like part of the brand. The last thing someone sees on your portfolio should move them to act. Not just exist. Figma design is fully done now. Coding starts next.

UX Research Next.js Figma

Ivo Ivanov

max

• May 13

App Store previews for Edge Hound - done ✅ We're now ready to face the final boss (🍎Apple's review) 🤞🔥 Case study coming soon.

UX Design Product Design Figma

Olaoluwa Olanrewaju

• May 13

Great design

Tamer Oukour

max

• May 13

good static ads don’t just look clean they control the order people understand things. in this one: brand first for trust headline second for the pain point CTA placed early so the action is obvious benefit line under it for context website visible for the next step nothing is there just to fill space. that’s the difference between making a nice graphic and designing an ad that actually guides attention.

Advertisement Design Figma freelancerlife

Nagaraj M

• May 13

Thanks for sharing. helpful

Tushar vaghasiya

pro

• May 13

A login page is the first thing your users see. We designed four directions for the same sign-in screen: → Product shot - show them what they're actually getting → Testimonial - let someone else make the case → Abstract - brand before function → Sunset - emotion over information Most teams pick one background and call it done. We test four because first impressions don't get second chances.