WebWarden is a WordPress security monitoring platform, and this covers the marketing landing page for it. I handled the whole thing: the branding, the design, and the build in WordPress with Elementor.

What I did: I created the brand identity first, a dark themed look with a green accent color and a shield logo, meant to feel technical and trustworthy rather than generic. From there I designed and built the full landing page around a clear message: real time WordPress security monitoring for every site you manage, with a live dashboard preview right in the hero so visitors immediately see what the product actually looks like in use.

I built out a stats section highlighting scan methods, uptime, and sites monitored, followed by a "how it actually gets resolved" section explaining the alert to fix workflow step by step. Below that, I built a features section covering on demand scans, malware detection, and instant alerts through Slack and email, along with a before and after comparison section contrasting scattered manual site checks against a single unified dashboard.

I also built the pricing section, a testimonials area, an FAQ accordion answering common questions about how the security monitoring works, and a final call to action section, all tied together with consistent branding, spacing, and component styling across the page. I used GSAP throughout for scroll animations, so sections and stats animate in as you scroll instead of just appearing statically.

Tools used: WordPress, Elementor, GSAP, custom CSS