Pre-launch waitlist for a new app
A founder pre-launching a finance app needs a conversion-focused waitlist page with hero, feature carousel, FAQ, and email-capture form designed in Figma.
Tier 2 · Web & Digital · $100 · 6–10 hrs · 7 day turnaround
Listed price is the project base price. A 3% payment processing fee is added at checkout. The full total is charged upfront when you place your order.
Design a conversion-focused landing page mockup in Figma or Canva with responsive layouts.
You'll receive a fully designed landing page mockup in Figma or Canva with desktop and mobile layouts optimized for conversions. A vetted high school student will handle layout structure, visual hierarchy, CTA placement, and responsive behavior—solving the problem of needing a polished, clickable prototype before development or paid traffic spend.
Your target audience, primary conversion goal (signup, purchase, download, etc.), brand colors or logo if you have one, any existing copy or messaging, and reference pages or competitors you like. If you have specific product details or value propositions, include those too.
The student will build out the full page structure in Figma or Canva with proper spacing and typography, create responsive versions for both desktop (1920px) and mobile (375px) breakpoints, optimize CTA button placement and copy, and suggest headline and subheading alternatives to increase click-through intent.
A live or exportable landing page mockup showing desktop and mobile layouts side-by-side, the editable design file (Figma link or Canva file), and a one-page document with 3–5 copy suggestions for headlines, subheadings, and CTAs with rationale for each variant.
Your $100 payment stays in escrow until you review the mockup and approve the layouts, responsive behavior, and copy suggestions—you control the release.
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Yes. Both Canva and Figma work equally well for this project. Canva files are simpler to share and edit yourself; Figma offers more advanced prototyping features. Either is acceptable—just specify your preference upfront so the student uses the right tool.
The $100 price covers one round of feedback: you can request layout tweaks, CTA repositioning, or copy edits on the initial mockup. Substantial redesigns (new sections, different navigation structure, or a second landing page variant) fall outside scope and would need a separate project.
The deliverable is a static high-fidelity mockup. If using Figma, the student can add basic interactive prototyping (button clicks, page transitions) at no extra cost. Canva designs are visual-only. Complex animations or micro-interactions belong to development, not this project.
The scope covers desktop (1920px) and mobile (375px) only. If you need a tablet view (768px), that counts as a third deliverable and is out of scope for Tier 2. You can request it as a separate add-on or smaller project.
You own the final file. The Figma or Canva file is yours to edit, export, or hand off to a developer immediately after you approve the work. No licensing restrictions.
Select a scope and let your Shamrck PM handle the rest. Pay the full total upfront at checkout, then review and approve the completed deliverable. Approval does not trigger a new charge.
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