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Landing page

One landing page, designed properly. The brief usually starts with a campaign, a launch, or a single feature announcement — somewhere a paid ad, an investor link, or a press cycle needs to point. We open with a forty-five-minute conversation about who the visitor is, what one action the page should ask them to take, and what they need to believe before taking it. Everything that lands on the page after that exists in service of that single question. Two revision rounds included. Delivered as a Figma file with desktop, tablet, and mobile artboards, plus a written rationale your developer can read in one sitting.

From€520
Duration1 — 2 weeks
PaceStandard
VATExcluded
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Everything that ships with this engagement.

A complete list of what lands in your shared drive at handover. Anything outside this list is discussed and quoted as a change request before any extra time is spent.

  • 01 A forty-five-minute strategy call to define the conversion goal.
  • 02 Hero, proof, value-proposition, FAQ, and CTA sections — all art-directed.
  • 03 Three desktop hero variants for A/B consideration.
  • 04 Two revision rounds on the full page.
  • 05 Mobile and tablet artboards in addition to desktop.
  • 06 Build-ready Figma file with notes for the developer.

The week-by-week flow.

Every engagement runs to a written schedule. Below is what your calendar looks like, week over week, from kickoff to handover.

  1. Phase 01

    Brief

    A short strategy call to lock the conversion goal and visitor profile.

  2. Phase 02

    Wireframe

    Low-fidelity structure agreed before any visual work begins.

  3. Phase 03

    Design

    Three hero variants and one full-page draft, delivered together.

  4. Phase 04

    Revise

    Two rounds of consolidated revisions on the full page.

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