A landing page has one job, and most of them are decorated instead of designed.

You get a page built around a single conversion decision: what the visitor needs to understand, in what order, and what stands between them and the action you want. Design, copy, and visuals handled together, because splitting them is what produces a beautiful page that says nothing.

Two weeks, one page, built to convert. Suitable for a product launch, a campaign, or a lead generation page that has to make a first impression stick.

Days 1 to 3. A short brief on your audience, your offer, and the single action the page exists to drive. I come back with the message hierarchy and the argument the page is going to make, before any visual design starts.

Days 4 to 8. Design and copy together: hero, proof, objection handling, and calls to action, in a structure built around the decision rather than around a template.

Days 9 to 10. Two rounds of revisions and handoff. Figma files, or built in Framer or WordPress if you want it live rather than designed.

Startups and teams who need a page that pulls its weight and do not want to run a hiring process to get one.

Multi-page websites and full brand systems. This is deliberately one page, done properly. Larger site work is a separate conversation.