Just finished designing a minimal landing page focused on clean layout, bold typography, and seamless flow. I tried to balance clarity with a bit of motion.
I would love your thoughts.. what’s the first thing that catches your eye?
I think some design principle would help team in such a situation.
I believe the MoSCow principles.
We need to understand what we are building. Most time MVP, then select what's necessary, what keeps users moving, what keeps the business structure, and technical initiative
Adding a contact form to this... A very important section.
I noticed sometimes after the landing page users don't have time to explore other features, they want to discuss their problems.
This is why I designed this contact form with the goal to make users seamlessly reach out.
Creatives are always creatives. The skills is you can design the moon and stars but the ability is know what you are doing.
It sound somehow but that's the truth, we can design and do much impressive things that it become very little sense.
It's good to be attentive to details
Small businesses should spend more time building a solid system rather than trying to scale up.
With the right system growth becomes inevitable.
Build systems while scale up🏗️📊