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Local SEO Agency Landing Page | UI/UX Design & Webflow Development
RankSton is a modern landing page designed and developed in Webflow for a local SEO and growth marketing agency.
The project focused on creating a clean, professional, and conversion-oriented experience that clearly communicates SEO services, builds credibility, and makes it easy for potential clients to take action.
- Custom UI/UX design for SEO and digital marketing services
- Webflow development with a responsive, modern layout
- Dark-mode visual design with strong content hierarchy
- Clear navigation and conversion-focused page structure
- Optimized presentation of SEO, growth marketing, and agency services
- Designed to strengthen brand credibility and improve lead generation
- Fully responsive experience across desktop, tablet, and mobile
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I love the filled button more than the outline however I recommend to use one filled button and the other should be secondary otherwise users will be confused “where should I click”