To support the product launch, our landing page was designed with 5 key principles in mind:
Clear positioning & CTA
Stronger messaging and value alignment
Enhanced social proof and trust signals
Improved navigation and information architecture
Audience-specific communication
💬 Hero Section
🎨 Design Decision:
We intentionally lead with an emotional headline that resonates with our target users — doctors and clinic managers frustrated with using spreadsheets or fragmented tools. Instead of starting with features, we wanted to reflect a felt pain point. The supporting sentence then clarifies what Memos actually is — an ERP platform for healthcare.
The CTA “Free Demo” appears immediately, and persists throughout the page as a floating button to maximize visibility without adding clutter.
✅ Goals Achieved:
Clear Positioning & CTA: Problem-driven intro, followed by concise solution statement.
Audience-Specific Messaging: “Purpose-built for healthcare practices” makes our regional focus clear.
Stronger Messaging: We differentiate with empathy rather than jargon.
🧱 Feature Overview
🎨 Design Decision:
This section highlights product depth while keeping the experience scannable. Each feature is presented as a card with a short, benefit-driven subline. We chose a horizontal scroll on desktop to save vertical space and reflect the modularity of Memos, clinics can adopt features as needed.
✅ Goals Achieved:
Improved IA: Horizontally scrollable cards keep things tidy and interactive.
Stronger Messaging: Each feature links back to time-saving or workflow simplification.
Audience-Specific: Features map directly to common roles/tasks in a clinic.
🧑⚕️ Testimonials
🎨 Design Decision:
We intentionally showcased real users with face photos to maximize social proof. The tone of each testimonial was written to feel conversational and authentic — not like marketing copy. This reinforces the emotional themes from earlier: frustration, relief, clarity.
Cards are centered with ample white space to improve readability and emotional focus.
✅ Goals Achieved:
Enhanced Social Proof: Faces + quotes = trust and relatability.
Stronger Messaging: Validates claims made earlier with real sentiment.
Audience-Specific: Peer credibility matters deeply in healthcare.