Alex Giuseppe Ispas

Product designer & occasional developer

Step-by-step guide on how I design high-converting landing pages.

Here’s a step-by-step guide on how I usually design landing pages. Let’s take my one-person design agency as an example (I always start with writing copy):

HERO SECTION

Headline: “Transform Your Idea Into a Market-Ready Product in Less Than 4 Weeks.”

Subheadline: “Accelerate Your Journey from Concept to Market with Our Remote Design Sprint Services.”

Primary CTA + Incentive:

“Book Your Free Consultation Now”

Client Testimonial: “Feature a quote from a satisfied client about how your service significantly cut down their product development time.”

Trust Badges: “Display logos of well-known companies you’ve worked with and any industry awards or recognitions.”

MOTIVATION-MATCHING SECTION

Pain Points/Problems: “Struggling to bring product concepts to life? Wasting time and resources on designs that don’t meet market needs?”

Desired Outcomes: “Imagine launching with confidence after testing your product in real-world scenarios in just one month.”

Relevant Proof/Trust Points/Testimonials: “Incorporate a case study highlighting a success story of rapid turnaround from concept to validated product.”

VALUE-DEMONSTRATION SECTION

Introduce Solution: “Our remote design sprint process is the solution. It’s tailored for speed, efficiency, and real-world validation.”

Primary Value/Benefit: “Cut development time by up to 50% while ensuring your product fits market needs.”

Secondary Value/Benefit: “Save on resources by identifying and solving design challenges early.”

Additional Value/Benefits: “Gain invaluable user feedback before full-scale production.”

Relevant Proof/Trust Points/Testimonials: “Show a graph or statistic demonstrating average time and cost savings achieved by clients.”

SKEPTICISM-ADDRESSING SECTION

Reassurance 1: “Our experienced team has a proven track record with over X successful design sprints completed.”

Reassurance 2: “We offer a full refund if the design sprint does not meet your expectations.”

Reassurance 3: “Flexible engagement models to fit your specific project needs and timelines.”

Relevant Proof/Trust Points/Testimonials: ** Share a testimonial focusing on a client who was initially skeptical but saw significant benefits. CLIMAX SECTION (SUMMARIZE THE OFFER, with CTA)

Summarize the offer: “In just 4 weeks, transform your idea into a market-ready product with our specialized remote design sprint. Save time, reduce costs, and launch with confidence.”

Repeat Primary CTA: “Book Your Free Consultation and Start Your Journey to Success.”

ADDRESS ADDITIONAL OBJECTIONS (FAQ) – Include an FAQ section addressing common objections or questions, such as the specifics of the remote design process, how feedback is integrated, what happens if the project timeline extends, etc.

REPEAT FINAL CTA, WITH KEY REASSURANCES IF NEED BE

Final CTA: “Ready to Turn Your Idea into Reality Faster Than Ever? Let’s Get Started.”

Key Reassurances: “Reiterate the no-risk nature of the consultation, the potential for significant time and cost savings, and the customization of the process to each client’s needs.”

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