A landing page has one job, turn a specific visitor into a specific action. A signup, a demo, a waitlist spot, a purchase. I design pages built for that action, delivered as a clean Figma file any developer can ship.

This is design only. If you also need it built, the Framer Landing Page engagement covers design and development together.

Most landing pages are designed for visual interest, not for the visitor's decision. They look great and convert poorly. I start with what the visitor needs to believe, and in what order, before they act. Then I make it look right inside that structure.

The first screen answers "What is this and do I need it?" in under 5 seconds.

Objections are handled in the order they actually come up.

Proof appears exactly where doubt starts.

Every section has one job: move the visitor one step closer to the action.

Companies launching a product, feature or campaign that needs its own page

Founders running paid ads who need a real landing page, not a homepage

Teams testing a new positioning angle before committing to a full site

Anyone with their own developer who needs a sharp, conversion-ready design

Conversion brief: who's coming, from where, what they need to believe, what they do next

Page structure sequenced for the decision, locked before visuals

High-fidelity Figma design with copy direction and CTA logic

Small component system so future variants are fast

Desktop, tablet and mobile layouts, designed, not just resized

Dev-ready Figma file, organized and named, plus a Loom walkthrough

Week 1 - Conversion brief and page structure Week 2 - High-fidelity design and components Week 3 - Polish, walkthrough, handoff

Your offer and target audience, the traffic source (ads, email, social), brand assets, any existing copy, and examples of pages you like or dislike.