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The Future of Remote Hiring - Landing Page Concept
A landing page concept for a remote hiring webinar.
The visual direction started with the idea of a much larger talent pool, but a harder task of finding the right fit. I used a telescope as the central visual metaphor - looking beyond what’s immediately around you, narrowing the field, and bringing the right people into focus.
From there, I built the page hierarchy around the questions a potential attendee would have:
What changed → Who's speaking → Is this for me? → What will I learn? → Why attend? → Register.
The visual language stays light and professional, with blue and purple adding an enterprise feel while keeping the page energetic.
A concept focused on making the idea of the webinar clear before asking someone to register.
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