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A Greek car-rental platform called itself a marketplace, so buyers filed it with stranger-to-stranger apps. We moved it to car rental. Now its benchmark is Sixt.
The founder:
“Great work across the board and a very responsive great designer with excellent communication skills.”
Renaming 'marketplace' to 'car rental' just to pick a tougher rival is bold. Positioning is choosing who you get compared to.
Great example of how one word in the positioning changes who you get compared to. Moving the benchmark to Sixt is a big upgrade.
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Just shipped Rentroll: a Framer template for residential real estate funds.
Most fund sites open on a skyline and an "Invest now" button. Rentroll opens on a live countdown to the next payout and the rents coming in.
→ A scroll-driven rent roll runs from day 1 to payday, city by city
→ Follow the Rent traces €100 from the tenant to the investor, cost by cost
→ Every building gets its own CMS page with a facade: point at a window to see its rent
→ One Performance page for the share price, every payout and every fee
14 pages, 6 CMS collections, 3 code components, a Start Here page in 13 steps and 6 Agent Skills.
$99, one-time. Remix link delivered instantly after checkout:
https://contra.com/products/kBs1ku1d-rentroll-framer-template-for-real-estate-funds
Opening on a live countdown to the next payout instead of a skyline is a much stronger hook for investors, Charles. The scroll driven rent roll is a smart touch.
I just deployed an ecommerce web app with marketplace. Where you can display your goods and service and get buyers easier.
Great work 👏🏻
The first time your onboarding asks for money, it should feel like a thank you.
I designed this concept for a subscription app's onboarding.
I wanted the offer to feel like a member perk.
Six slices, every one a real prize.
No "try again" filler.
The win screen gets the same care as the invitation.
The winning slice turns cobalt and the button changes to the prize.
The copy says what the user won.
I gave the wheel a physical rim and a neutral hub, so it feels like an object you can touch.
You can read every prize before you spin, and the terms sit below the button.
The user will forget the discount.
They'll remember how the ask felt.
