A landing page gives a visitor one place to understand your offer and decide what to do next. This fits when you're launching something new, when your current site makes your offer hard to follow, or when you need one focused page to send people to.

Research and strategy. I look into your brand, message, and visual perception, along with competitor, audience, and market research and your customer journey. The findings shape the wireframes and mockups.

Wireframes and mockups in Figma. You review and approve the design before anything gets built. The Figma file is available on request.

The page itself. Hero, about, features, benefits, services, contact, and footer sections.

Responsive build. At least three breakpoints, with mobile first available if you prefer.

SEO on the page. Relevant keywords, meta tags, and image alt text.

Scroll animations and effects. Pitched during the design phase and included once you approve them.

CMS set-up where the page has content you'll want to update yourself.

Discovery. A meeting to understand the project, your short-term and long-term goals, and the project requirements, deliverables, and outcomes.

Research. I build an understanding of your company's brand, message, and visual perception, then look at competitors, audience, the market, and the path a customer takes to reach you.

Strategy. Based on the research, I draw up the strategy for the design and the build, including basic wireframes and mockups. We stay in regular contact throughout.

Design, then development. In the design phase, I pitch updated wireframes, effects, and animations for your approval. Once the approvals are in, development starts and you get regular updates as I build and integrate the CMS.

Delivery. I launch the page and hand it off with instructions.

You approve the direction before I build it, and you hear from me regularly once development starts. I need your time for the discovery meeting and for feedback at each approval point.