Landing page
A single page that does one job well: explain the product and bring in an enquiry. Loads fast, works on a phone, still standing six months later.
Landing page
A landing page solves a narrow problem: move a visitor from the first screen to an enquiry. It doesn’t need a catalogue, an account area or a twenty-section admin — it needs a clear structure, honest copy and a form that works.
It’s also the fastest way to test demand. Before investing in a full product, it usually makes sense to build one page, drive traffic to it, and see whether enquiries arrive at all.
I build landing pages in code rather than in a website builder, so the page loads fast, indexes properly, and any block can be reshaped to fit the job instead of the job being bent to fit a template. If a builder genuinely would be cheaper in your case, I’ll say so.
Block order, narrative logic, wording. Not “sales copy” by the yard — a straight explanation of what you do and why it matters to the reader.
Equally correct from a narrow phone to a wide monitor. No horizontal scrolling, no collapsed blocks, no unreadable text.
Blocks revealing on scroll, kinetic type, measured transitions. Enough to make the page feel alive without getting in the way of reading — and respecting the system “reduce motion” setting.
A validated form with bot protection, an alert to your messenger or inbox, and the enquiry stored server-side so none is lost to a mail failure.
Optimised images, a sane script budget, correct headings, structured data, sitemap and robots. A page a search engine can actually read.
An analytics counter, goals on form submission, publication on your domain with a TLS certificate.
What we’re selling, to whom, and how it differs from the neighbours. The page structure follows from that — not the other way round.
Block order and draft wording. Changes are cheap at this stage, so this is where it pays to argue.
The page is assembled in code, with motion and a working form. You can watch the intermediate version at a link rather than waiting for the end.
Domain, certificate, analytics, goals. Then adjustments once the first enquiries show what the copy did and didn’t do.
It depends on the number of blocks, how much motion is involved, and whether the copy is written from scratch. Billing is hourly, for actual working hours. Describe the job in the chat on this page and I’ll give you an orientation.
A simple page: a few days. A landing page with worked-through copy, motion and integrations: one to two weeks. The delay is usually not the build but sign-off on copy and materials.
Not necessarily. If you have one, I’ll build to it. If not, I’ll assemble the page from structure and typography with no separate design stage — for a landing page that is usually faster and cheaper.
If you need that, we add a simple admin or connect a CMS. Say so up front: the decision belongs before the build starts, retrofitting costs more.
No, and nobody honestly can. I’m accountable for the technical side: speed, correct markup, working forms and analytics that show what’s happening. Conversion also depends on the product, the price and the traffic.
Yes — proper language versions with a switcher and correct hreflang, like this site.
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