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Mobile Conversion Boost for Green Goo Using Replo
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Maryam Akande || Pearl&Pixels
I designed a website for a VA, but the goal wasn't simply to make it “pretty.” I wanted her ideal client to land on the site and think: “She looks professional.” “I can trust her.” “She understands what I need.” “She could actually give me my time back.” I deliberately avoided the typical VA aesthetic and went for something warm, editorial, calm and premium. And because the main goal was conversion, the page was designed as a focused landing page rather than a complicated multi-page website. Everything leads back to one action: Book a Discovery Call. She needs them to understand her value and book a call.
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Stephen Funmiluyi
HandyLink
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Olamilekan Temidayo
Derra Interior Service- Website Design
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Klazic Web
Shopify Website Design
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Maryam Akande || Pearl&Pixels
I designed a website for a virtual assistant let me know what you think 🥰☺️
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Stephen Funmiluyi
GovNexus
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Olamilekan Temidayo
Ire's Restaurant-Website Redesign
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Klazic Web
WIX PRINT ON DEMAND WEBSITE FOR E-COMMERCE STORE
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Maryam Akande || Pearl&Pixels
Before you spend another penny on ads, make sure your website can actually convert the traffic you're paying for. You spend money on an ads. Someone clicks.They land on your website… …and something feels off. The website looks outdated. They can't figure out what you actually offer. The page takes forever to load. They can't figure out what you actually offer. It's difficult to use on mobile. The CTA is nowhere to be found. Or there's so much information on the page that they don't even know what they're supposed to do. So they leave. You paid for the ads You got the click You got the visitor But you didn't get the customer. And that's why before increasing your ads budget, you need to make sure your website is ready for the traffic you're paying for. Your website should be: 1. Clear — people should immediately understand what you do and who it's for. 2. Easy to navigate— it should be easy to navigate so they can quickly find the information they need. 3. Optimised - it should be fast and mobile friendly cos most of your visitors are browsing from their mobile And most importantly there should be a clear next step. If someone is interested make it obvious what they should do next. Book, buy, enquire, call or whatever the goal is. And don't forget your trust. Testimonials, reviews, previous work, before and afters and whatever makes your client confident enough to trust you and give you their money.
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Olamilekan Temidayo
Homepage - Green Leaf Spa Salon | Kansas City
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Klazic Web
Wix and Shopify Print On Demand
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Maryam Akande || Pearl&Pixels
So… you need a website, but you have absolutely no idea what kind you need? The answer depends on how your business actually works. If you sell products: You need an e-commerce website. Your customers should be able to browse your products, see prices, add items to their cart and complete their purchase. If you sell services: You need a service-based website. Whether you're a photographer, stylist, dry cleaner, private chef, gym or professional service provider, your website should clearly explain what you offer, answer common questions, show your pricing/packages and make it easy for people to contact or book you. If you're building a personal brand: A personal website can help establish your expertise and make it easier for people to work with you. This could be useful for coaches, therapists, lawyers, UGC creators, consultants and other professionals. Your website can introduce you, explain what you do, showcase your expertise, answer FAQs, display your pricing and allow people to book appointments. If you're a creative professional: A portfolio website is probably what you need. Designers, photographers, writers, illustrators and other creatives need a space where their best work can actually speak for them. And then there are businesses that need something more specific: Booking websites Membership websites Directories Online courses And more. The point is choose a website that fits the way your business operates
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Maryam Akande || Pearl&Pixels
Do you really need a website?? I mean you already have IG, Tiktok and you post your product/services regularly on WhatsApp so why bother with a website?? Your IG/Tiktok page might be organised but it's not the same as having a website. With a well crafted website your visitors can get their answers (who you are, your services, pricing, previous work, how to book or buy from you) now on IG your visitors have to scroll through tons of reels/highlights to have their questions answered and thereby may lose interest. Many people are impulsive buyers, they don't have the patience to go back and forth just to make a purchase or book a service. Most times the desire to buy is the strongest the moment they discover the product. An instance is someone that sells products, and your customers have to wait for a reply after they asked you a question...
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Maryam Akande || Pearl&Pixels
Quick Introduction 🥰 My name is Maryam, and my brand name is Pearl&Pixels I'm a web designer and I design and build modern, conversion-focused websites that are tailored to your brand, your audience, and your business goals. Whether you need a new website, a redesign, or a high-performing landing page, I focus on creating a clean and intuitive experience that looks professional, loads quickly, works across devices, and makes it easy for visitors to take the necessary next action. #websiteservices #webdesign
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Maryam Akande || Pearl&Pixels
FitUp — Fitness Studio Website & Template Kit FitUp is a modern website concept and template kit designed for fitness studios, gyms, personal trainers, and wellness communities. The goal was to create a premium yet approachable digital experience that makes it easy for potential members to discover classes, explore membership options, and take the next step toward joining. The website features a bold hero section, class listings, membership plans, testimonials, a visual gallery, and a dedicated membership registration experience. The layout is designed to guide visitors naturally from discovering the studio to choosing a plan and completing their membership. The visual direction combines warm neutral tones, elegant typography, strong imagery, and subtle editorial details to give the brand a **refined, energetic, and lifestyle-focused feel** rather than the typical aggressive gym aesthetic. The result is a polished website system designed to help modern fitness brands communicate their atmosphere, showcase their offerings, and turn visitors into members. Designed for: Fitness Studios · Gyms · Personal Trainers · Wellness Brands · Fitness Communities Deliverable: Website Landing Page + Template Kit
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