A landing page built to convert, not to look like every other template.

Timeline

1–2 weeks

Output

Custom design + real code

Performance

Fast LCP, no layout shift

Languages

Multilingual setup available

What you get

• Message and section order defined before any pixels — offer, proof, objections, CTA
• Custom visual design, not a bought theme or a recycled AI layout
• First-draft copy for every section, written for your audience to correct
• Hand-written responsive build that holds up on a mid-range Android phone
• Core Web Vitals work: image formats, font loading, no cumulative layout shift
• On-page SEO: title, description, headings, structured data, internal links
• Analytics and conversion event tracking wired before launch
• Deployed to your hosting with your domain and SSL

The first screen does most of the work

A visitor decides in a few seconds whether to keep reading. That means the hero has to answer three things at once: what this is, who it's for, and what happens if they click. Clever headlines that hide the offer feel sophisticated and cost you traffic you already paid for.

• Plain-language headline that names the outcome, not the technology
• One primary action per screen — competing CTAs split attention
• Proof placed where doubt appears, not stacked in one logo wall

Speed is a conversion feature, not a vanity metric

Every extra second before the page is usable removes people who never see your offer. Builds are structured for fast first paint: modern image formats sized to their slot, fonts that don't block rendering, and no heavyweight animation library loaded just to fade in a section.

Search-ready from day one

A page that converts but can't be found is half a project. The build ships with proper metadata, semantic headings, structured data, descriptive alt text, a clean URL and internal links into the rest of your site — so the page can earn traffic instead of only receiving ad clicks.

Redesign, or start over?

If a page already ranks or already converts, throwing it away is expensive. I'll look at what's there first and tell you whether the honest move is a rebuild or a surgical fix to the two sections losing people. Sometimes the cheapest win is rewriting one headline and moving the pricing block up.

Who this is (and isn't) for

Questions I get asked

How long does a landing page take?

One to two weeks, including copy direction, design and build. Faster is possible when the copy already exists and the offer is clear.

Do you write the copy?

I write the structure and a first draft of every section, then you correct the claims and the voice. You know your customer better than I do; I know what order the argument has to arrive in.

Will it work on a template builder afterwards?

It isn't a template. You get real code in your repository, deployed to your own hosting — editable by any developer, not locked to a page builder's subscription.

Can you redesign an existing page instead?

Yes. That's often the better bet: keep whatever already converts, fix the sections that lose people, and avoid throwing away search history on a working URL.

Do you handle SEO on the page?

Title, description, headings, structured data, image handling, internal links and Core Web Vitals are part of the build. Ongoing keyword and content strategy is separate work.

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