LANDING PAGES

At my current place of employment, turnaround time for a designer to complete a landing design is typically 3 business days while keeping up with other production items and website projects. Each landing page I create typically has a Facebook ad campaign accompanying it and the theme between the two needs to be consistent.

CLARA CITY SENIOR LIVING

This is most recent landing page I designed. The client currently does not have a website or branding and needed to get a Facebook ad campaign going. After receiving the copy, I designed this in two business days.

REFINE DERMATIQUE

The goal of this landing page was to advertise their winter promotion and treatments that are most popular in the winter months.

https://refinedermatique.multiscreensite.com/winter-promotion

SOMERBY GOLF CLUB

The goal of this landing page was to promote their amenities and to get people to request more information by filling out a contact form.

SCHOOL-A-THON

This client’s current site is very dated and they are in the process of developing a new site. In the meantime, we created a landing page as a place where the target audience could be directed. This landing page promotes their fundraising event called “Color-A-Thon” with the call to action to fill out the form for an information kit.

J.F. KRUSE JEWELERS

This landing page was created to promote their annual Ladies Night Out event. J.F. Kruse Jewelers has a part-time in-house graphic designer that designs their printed pieces. I was given a postcard that their graphic designer created to use as inspiration for the landing page design. I took a risk and gave it more of en edge than the postcard example while still keeping the integrity of their graphic designer’s vision. I figured if it was an 80’s theme, why not take it to the extreme and the risk paid off (see quote below)!

MOLLY POPPINS GOURMET POPCORN

This project was sold as a landing page but after doing some additional discovery, we found that the client didn’t have a website. Therefore, this needed to be treated as a one-page site until she was ready to partner with us to build a website. Stay tuned to see how this evolves!

This landing page was to promote Sartell Chamber’s Award Show. There were 3 stages to the event that we had to work around. The first was to gather nominations, while the second was to have the public vote for each category. The final stage was to have a place to promote the event. While I was designing the landing page, another creative team member was designing the logo, which really lead to agile design and teamwork!