Landing page Kristina Velyka
Creating a landing page involves designing and developing a single web page with a specific purpose, such as promoting a product or service, capturing leads, or driving conversions. The goal of a landing page is to provide a focused message that encourages the user to take a specific action. A landing page typically includes a headline, subheadline, call-to-action (CTA) button, and a form to collect user information. The design of the landing page should be clean, simple, and visually appealing, with a clear hierarchy of information that guides the user's attention toward the CTA.
Steps we will go through together
Defining the purpose and goals of the landing page. I work with the client to establish the specific goals of the landing page, such as generating leads, promoting a product, or driving sales.
Creating the design and layout. I will create a wireframe or visual design of the landing page, including the placement of key elements such as the headline, subheadline, images, and form.
Developing the landing page (optional): I will use Webflow or another constructor to build the landing page, which is responsive and optimized for mobile devices. Or you will receive a file ready to be given to your developer.
What's included
Brief
The brief serves as a roadmap for the project and helps to establish clear communication between the client and the designer. It is important for the client to provide a comprehensive brief to the designer, as it will help to minimize any misunderstandings or issues that may arise during the design process.
Wireframes
Wireframes are visual representations of the layout and structure of a website or mobile application. Wireframes help to ensure that the design is organized and easy to navigate, and can also help to identify potential issues or challenges in the user experience before any visual design elements have been added.
Prototypes
Prototypes are functional mockups of a website or mobile application that are created to test and refine the user experience (UX) before the final product is developed
Visual design
Visual designs refer to the aesthetic and stylistic elements of a website or mobile application, including the use of color, typography, images, and other visual elements.
Style guides
Style guides are documents that outline the design standards and visual elements of a website or mobile application. They typically include information on typography, color palettes, image styles, icons, and other design elements.
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Figma
Webflow
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UX Researcher
Web Designer
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Landing page Kristina Velyka
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Adobe Photoshop
Adobe XD
Figma
Webflow
Graphic Designer
UX Researcher
Web Designer
Creating a landing page involves designing and developing a single web page with a specific purpose, such as promoting a product or service, capturing leads, or driving conversions. The goal of a landing page is to provide a focused message that encourages the user to take a specific action. A landing page typically includes a headline, subheadline, call-to-action (CTA) button, and a form to collect user information. The design of the landing page should be clean, simple, and visually appealing, with a clear hierarchy of information that guides the user's attention toward the CTA.
Steps we will go through together
Defining the purpose and goals of the landing page. I work with the client to establish the specific goals of the landing page, such as generating leads, promoting a product, or driving sales.
Creating the design and layout. I will create a wireframe or visual design of the landing page, including the placement of key elements such as the headline, subheadline, images, and form.
Developing the landing page (optional): I will use Webflow or another constructor to build the landing page, which is responsive and optimized for mobile devices. Or you will receive a file ready to be given to your developer.
What's included
Brief
The brief serves as a roadmap for the project and helps to establish clear communication between the client and the designer. It is important for the client to provide a comprehensive brief to the designer, as it will help to minimize any misunderstandings or issues that may arise during the design process.
Wireframes
Wireframes are visual representations of the layout and structure of a website or mobile application. Wireframes help to ensure that the design is organized and easy to navigate, and can also help to identify potential issues or challenges in the user experience before any visual design elements have been added.
Prototypes
Prototypes are functional mockups of a website or mobile application that are created to test and refine the user experience (UX) before the final product is developed
Visual design
Visual designs refer to the aesthetic and stylistic elements of a website or mobile application, including the use of color, typography, images, and other visual elements.
Style guides
Style guides are documents that outline the design standards and visual elements of a website or mobile application. They typically include information on typography, color palettes, image styles, icons, and other design elements.
Kristina's other services
Contact for pricing