Landing page design that moves crypto visitors to the next step

1 page, 8 content blocks

1 pre-booking check: we match the visitor action to the content you can approve. That check sets the page order before visual design begins. The table shows what we plan and what to send.

The 8 possible blocks are hero, advantages, services or product, cases, reviews, FAQ, contacts and calls to action. We arrange them around the question a visitor needs answered next.

Send existing identity files, or flag what is still in progress. A brand book can help if the visual rules are not settled. Banner design can support a campaign that needs matching assets.

What happens between the first message and Figma?

5 steps take the page from your first input to a developer-ready Figma layout. The page goal and content come before styling. That gives each design decision a clear job.

1. Send the inputs: Share the project, audience, desired visitor action and brand files. Add approved claims, cases or reviews.
2. Check the task: We review the audience and existing materials. We flag missing facts or approval needs before they become design questions.
3. Map the page: We set the section order and identify what each block must explain. You can review the structure before visual design.
4. Design in Figma: We apply the visual identity across the page and adapt the layout for mobile. The design follows the approved content and page plan.
5. Review and hand off: Send consolidated feedback through your project contact. You receive the agreed Figma layout for the front-end team.

One reviewer should collect comments and resolve conflicting notes before sending them. Point to the section and say what is unclear. Then identify the intended change. For the wider studio process, see how we work.

Mobile, identity and proof in one file

1 mobile layout keeps the page readable on a smaller screen. It is designed in Figma alongside the desktop composition, not treated as a reduced copy. We adjust content order, text hierarchy, imagery and calls to action for the phone layout.

The visual system also needs to help visitors scan the offer. We use the project’s identity across the page. Then we check whether the visuals clarify the product or distract from it.

• Hero: State the offer and the next action clearly.
• Advantages: Keep each point tied to a real product feature.
• Services or product: Explain what visitors can use or access.
• Cases: Use only approved, accurate project evidence.
• Reviews: Supply text that is ready for publication.
• FAQ and contacts: Answer practical questions and show the next step.
• Visual materials: Provide usable logos, screenshots and brand files.

If case details or reviews are not ready, we build the plan around confirmed information instead. A 2D animation may support the visual system.

The page must still make sense without optional motion. Review the mobile file by checking the offer, important actions and section order. Each should remain easy to follow.

Which handoff fits your next build?

1 Figma layout is the design reference for your front-end team. It shows the page’s visual treatment and mobile arrangement. It is not a live website. Use this comparison to confirm what your team needs next.

The design can include task, audience and competitor analysis, page logic, visual materials and mobile adaptation. If your next step is a digital product, discuss web and mobile application development separately. For broader creative work, start at the studio service overview.

Figma is the design handoff, not a published site. Development and launch sit outside this page design. We can commit to the agreed Figma layout and mobile adaptation. We cannot promise a specific sign-up or sales result. Those outcomes also rely on your offer, content, traffic and implementation.

Send these 4 inputs to start

4 inputs give us a useful first review: project, audience, visitor action and brand materials. Clear inputs let us check the page goal before proposing its section order.

• Project: A short description of the product or service.
• Audience: Who should understand the page and why.
• Action: The next step visitors should take.
• Materials: Logo, visual identity, product information and approved proof.

Also flag unfinished copy, missing images or claims awaiting approval. We can identify gaps and plan around confirmed facts. Your team remains the source for product accuracy and approval. If the page sits within a wider campaign, tell us what other assets are already in use.

Compare SMM and design agencies for crypto on specific checks. Review page structure, mobile checks and the final Figma file, not only the first screen.

We check the page goal and available materials before booking. Then we send a written quote within 2 working days. Contact us with the 4 inputs above. We’ll confirm the next step.

How it works

1. Send the 4 page inputsShare the project, audience, visitor action and brand materials. Include approved claims, cases or reviews you want considered.
2. Check the page goalWe review the task and materials, then identify the information visitors need to understand the offer.
3. Review the section orderCheck the proposed page structure before visual design. Flag missing content and approval needs.
4. Review the Figma layoutAssess the visual direction and mobile adaptation against the agreed page goal. Send consolidated feedback through your project contact.
5. Receive the design fileWe provide the agreed Figma layout as a reference for front-end development.