@Arnaud34Web I think this shift makes understanding the implementation just as important as creating the design. Knowing how to design is valuable but knowing how that design translates into a working product is becoming an equally important skill.
Building two skill sets side by side:
- Performance Marketing: Meta Ads, campaign strategy & optimisation.
- Web Design: WordPress, Framer, Figma & landing pages.
Learning, experimenting, building projects and looking for opportunities to gain real-world experience.
@nash9_09 Hi Elio, I'm a website and landing page designer with experience in WordPress, Elementor and Framer and I'm also developing my UI/UX skills with Figma.
I'd be interested in learning more about the role. Could you share the responsibilities, expected skill level and process?
Day 20 of my Journey🚀
Just completed my first paid WordPress client project!
Started without knowing Elementor. Learned everything while building, delivered the website, got paid, and received a great client review.
Real projects teach you faster than tutorials.
#BuildInPublic
@Hsenju Yes, High CTR doesn't necessarily mean an ad is performing well. If people click but don't convert, the problem could be in landing page or offer. That's why analysing the full journey matters.
A common mistake businesses make with Meta Ads:
They judge campaigns by clicks and impressions but ignore what happens after the click.
An ad doesn't work in isolation. The landing page, offer, tracking and customer journey matter too.
Starting my journey in performance marketing
A question for everyone:
When you visit a website for the first time, what makes you trust a business enough to consider buying from them?
Professional design
Customer reviews
Clear pricing
Strong portfolio or case studies
What matters most to you?
@CreativeDima One template every day. Consistency beats perfection.
You get 365 opportunities to experiment, improve, learn from feedback and build a portfolio. The perfect template can come later.
Day 33
A good website needs:
→ Clear messaging
→ Logical section flow
→ Strong calls to action
→ Consistent visual hierarchy
→ A smooth experience across devices
That's what I focus on when designing websites.
Available for new projects. Let's connect.
Animations can make a website stand out, but they shouldn't come at the cost of usability.
A great-looking hero section means little if visitors struggle to understand the offer or find the next step.
Design should impress, but clarity should always come first.
A website redesign doesn't always mean changing everything.
Sometimes, improving the navigation, fixing visual hierarchy and making product information easier to scan can make a big difference.
Start with the problems. Then design the solution.
Available for website projects.
Day 32
I've started looking at existing business websites more critically.
Not just how they look, but how easily visitors can navigate, understand products and make decisions.
Good design should make the experience easier, not more complicated.
#BuildInPublic
Concept based landing page
What's first change will you make?
Share your thoughts.
I'm currently open to new projects. If you need a landing page designed for your business.
DMs are open📩