Hero section I designed for Orbital 🫴 Crazy to think this redesign helped them land 10+ enterpri...Hero section I designed for Orbital 🫴 Crazy to think this redesign helped them land 10+ enterpri...
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That's a bold claim to trace back to a hero section redesign. How did you and the client actually connect the new design to the sales bump, was it clear from analytics or more anecdotal from the sales team?
The client-logo row and star review sit inside the hero itself, right next to the CTA, instead of a separate trust section further down — for an enterprise catering pitch that's the one thing worth seeing before a single scroll.
The food imagery sets the mood immediately, while the light Order Now button stays easy to spot against it. Bringing the testimonial and client logos into that first view gives the atmosphere some useful proof. How did you adapt that trust block for mobile?
Placing client logos and ratings directly in the hero block next to the main action is such a high-converting move for enterprise landing pages. Great execution!
The floating review card sits directly on the hero photo instead of in a separate testimonials section, so the trust signal shows up before the visitor has to keep scrolling for proof.
Congrats on the results. Full bleed food photography paired with that clean CTA button is doing a lot of the conversion work here, it's an easy site to trust.
The goal was simple: bring everything together in one place, from client projects and case studies to Framer templates and project videos, while keeping the experience clean and easy to navigate.
The entire portfolio fits within a strict 100vh viewport, so you can explore everything without scrolling.