Website Design / Design to code

I already worked for this client recently, as I also designed and coded the frontend of his web application. The client was pretty satisfied with the UI design and the UI code integration work that I’ve done for him so far.

He had a marketing website done with another team but ended up pretty unsatisfied with it after running it for a few weeks. The new website, like the first one, would have to emphasize the branding and make the best of it, but should also, unlike the first one, focus on the product and its benefits to drive more conversions as well as improve Laast’s online presence and brand identity.

✦ Build Time: ~ 2 weeks

✦ Budget: ~ $4K

✦ Demo: Finished website project.

The website has been designed with mobile first in mind, focusing on usability and accessibility. The landing page includes 6 sections that focus on the essentials, aiming to convey a strong message to boost conversions.

The pricing page remains simple and expands on the compact pricing section of the landing page, adding a list of the product features and some social proof.

The user guide implements its own layout, in the form of a software documentation. The content structure allows the guide administrator to use text elements, images, videos and icons to create a comprehensible user guide with a real impact on users, wether they are already subscribed or not.

The client also expressed the desire to have a blog on his marketing website as he produces a lot of written and video content for his company and product, but doesn’t want to publish it on third-party platforms.

Brand-aligned redesign focused on clarity and conversions.

Product-first storytelling with demos, testimonials, and pricing.

Targeted messaging built for repair shop owners.

Lean, code-driven workflow with rapid iteration.

Expanded content structure with guides, FAQ, and blog.

Dedicated documentation to streamline onboarding.