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My goal for your landing page is to Strip away the noise until only what converts remains.

Design has a job to do Solve problems, drive results and actually work for the people using it

Most waitlist pages are just: “Join the waitlist.” No context and no reason to care But here’s the thing, people won’t give you their email unless they understand what they’re waiting for and why it matters Your waitlist page isn’t a placeholder. It’s your first pitch. If you don’t explain the value, give them a reason to trust you, or make them want to be early, they’re gone.

Some weeks I’m on fire Some weeks I’m just trying to keep up. And honestly? I think both count Showing up messy is still showing up That’s the whole thing.

I’m really not a “regular” designer. Yeah, I love beautiful things. I love aesthetics. I love designs that make people stop and stare. But… this isn’t an art gallery Designs don’t exist to just look pretty, they exist to work. To solve a problem. To get results. I design for impact and not just applause.

The best at creating the cleanest designs... B2B SaaS Hero Section

Sometimes I sit back and smile at how fast life can change when you show up online with intention. I didn’t “blow up.” I didn’t have connections. I just showed up, learned in public, shared value, and consistently found the right rooms.

If 1,000 people visit your site and 990 bounce, you don’t need more eyeballs. You need a reason for them to stay. Founders love adding fuel but forget to plug the hose first. Fix the narrative, tighten the path and remove the friction. Traffic scales you but clarity saves you

Built this hero section around movement, minimal text, maximum intent. Landing page for a mobility startup

Testing two hero approaches for Greentech landing page Because design is very subjective Which one connects more for you?

Founders underprice because they're scared of hearing "no." But here's the thing, expensive gets respect. Cheap gets skepticism. When you charge more, people assume you're better. When you charge less, they wonder what's wrong. Price isn't just revenue. It's positioning.

Designed this to feel effortless, but nothing here is accidental What's the first thing you notice?

Nobody tells you this But momentum dies quietly when you stop talking about what you’re building.

Worked with a founder on a landing page redesign $2,500 later → 32% higher conversions in few weeks. Design is subtle but powerful. It’s the difference between someone scrolling past or clicking ‘buy’.

If you’re building and marketing at the same time, your biggest advantage is focus management. The people who learn to context-switch without burning out always outlast the ones who rely on adrenaline.

The best funnels I’ve designed don’t feel like funnels. They just feel like a natural next step. and then another. And suddenly you’re at checkout thinking “yeah, this makes sense.” No tricks. just clear, easy momentum.

Testing two hero approaches for Greentech landing page Because design is very subjective Which one connects more for you?

Worked with a founder on a landing page redesign $2,500 later → 32% higher conversions in few weeks. Design is subtle but powerful. It’s the difference between someone scrolling past or clicking ‘buy’.

Work in progress But the direction’s starting to feel right. Feedback’s always welcome.

My goal for your landing page is to Strip away the noise until only what converts remains.

If you’re building and marketing at the same time, your biggest advantage is focus management. The people who learn to context-switch without burning out always outlast the ones who rely on adrenaline.

Why do you work? For passion or money?

Your competitor with the worse product is outselling you. Wanna know why? Their landing page makes sense in 5 seconds. Yours doesn’t. I fix that through funnels and copy that turn “what is this?” into “I need this.“

Nobody tells you this But momentum dies quietly when you stop talking about what you’re building.

When you have no budget for marketing • share what you’re building publicly • engage in communities where your users are • create content that helps, not sells Attention compounds over time

Design has a job to do Solve problems, drive results and actually work for the people using it

Fintech page that drags you in and makes you stay

I used to think long hours were everything. But success comes from smart choices, timing, and leverage. Hard work alone isn’t enough, and that’s okay.

You’re gonna lose clients. momentum. Maybe even your mind sometimes. But here’s what I’ve learned The ones who make it aren’t the most polished They’re just the ones who refused to disappear. Consistency beats perfection every single time.

Some weeks I’m on fire Some weeks I’m just trying to keep up. And honestly? I think both count Showing up messy is still showing up That’s the whole thing.