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Landing page — when the essentials can be said briefly
A landing page suits a project with one main offer and a clear task: to present a service, show a product, announce a launch or help the visitor take the next step. Everything important is gathered on one page: a landing page keeps what helps people understand the offer and answer key questions, without extra clicks where attention gets lost.
Who it suits
A specialist who needs to present one main service; a brand with a single product; a project or event that needs a page of its own; a business that wants to test and clearly articulate one offer.
What the format includes
Work on the structure within the agreed scope; custom visual design for the page; placement of the approved copy and materials; design of key information sections and calls to action; responsive layouts for mobile and desktop; one round of revisions to the agreed version.
What to prepare
A short description of the business or product, a contact for enquiries, texts and photos if you have them, your main advantages, the action you want visitors to take and a few visual examples. If something is missing, that’s fine: tell us about the task, and we’ll suggest what else to prepare when we talk.
Format limits
The starting price of $150 covers an agreed scope of 1–2 pages and one round of revisions. Additional pages, new features and significant changes to the brief are discussed separately. The scope, timeline, handover method and exclusions are confirmed before the project starts.
How we work
How the work is organised
Discussing the task
You write to us on Telegram about what you do, what you offer and what the website should do. Together we choose the format: a landing page, a multi-page website or a custom project. At the same time we look at which texts, photos and examples you already have.
Structure, terms and prepayment
We agree on the structure: which pages and blocks are needed and in what order. Before work begins, we fix the scope, cost, timeline, number of revision rounds, which materials you prepare and how the result is handed over. Then the prepayment is made and the project starts.
Design and build
First we agree on the visual direction, then we build the pages within the agreed scope. New pages and features that weren’t part of the agreement are discussed separately before we take them on.
Review and revisions
We show you the finished version. You collect your comments into one list: that is one round of revisions. A landing page includes one round; a multi-page website and a custom project include two.
Handover
We check the website at different screen sizes: links, buttons, forms, text wrapping and navigation. We then hand over the result using the method agreed at the start.
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