Din Movers
A San Francisco moving company's landing page — a published price list, a per-mile quote calculator and veteran and senior discounts, built to bring in leads.
Prime University
- Client
- NDA
- Year
- 2025
- Category
- Websites
Interface design for an online school teaching digital professions — affiliate management, AI content creation, AI engineering and interface design itself. Ukrainian-language, and aimed squarely at people changing careers rather than adding a skill.
Visit SiteDesigned for someone leaving another job
The audience is not browsing. It is a pharmacist, an SMM specialist, a video editor deciding whether to bet a few months on a new trade — and that decision is made on proof, not on features. So the page is built to carry evidence: who teaches, how current the material is, how much of it there is, and what actually happened to the people who went through it before.
Two courses live, two not yet
Half the catalogue was still being written when the site went up. Rather than hide the unfinished half or let it read as a broken promise, the course cards were designed to hold both states in the same grid — a live course and a course still coming look like siblings, and neither makes the page look unfinished.
Proof first, price later
There is no price on the page, and that is deliberate: the path runs to a free consultation instead. That puts the whole weight on the run-up — the expert count, the hours of material, seven student stories with real outcomes — so the layout spends its space there and keeps the form short at the end.
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