Muhammed • Design Expert

Most fintech + crypto landing pages don’t have a traffic problem… They have a clarity problem. Users don’t understand what you do in 5 seconds. So they leave. Here’s how I fixed that👇

@DesignGoddessUX lets keep creating

Recreated a marketing services page UI from a Pinterest inspiration. Focused on layout, hierarchy, and consistency. Open to feedback. #UIUX #WebDesign #ProductDesign #growinpublic #figma

A $15k website with sharp, persuasive copy will beat a $100k site full of fancy animations and generic messaging. Every time. Design grabs attention. Copy closes the deal.

Most fintech + crypto landing pages don’t have a traffic problem… They have a clarity problem. Users don’t understand what you do in 5 seconds. So they leave. Here’s how I fixed that👇

@ROTIMIAJIBADE1 @EverValueCoin @0xileri @jhaykryptt creative designs deserve big wins

I'm really glad to be involved in this 🤍 Thanks to @EverValueCoin for the opportunity. I'm Jones Create, a creative designer ✨ GM fellas

Founders building SaaS, AI, fintech, or crypto products If you want this level of clarity and results in your product, DM me. My inbox is open.

If your landing page isn’t converting, it’s not a traffic issue… It’s a clarity issue. What’s the first thing users see when they land on your product?

@Ui_meesha Clean and would be easy to use

Your call UI should look like this >>>

@Ui_meesha Cleaaannnn

Your group chat has never looked this good.

If users don’t trust your app, they won’t use it. I designed a cleaner Naira + crypto experience focused on speed and clarity. Design drives conversion. Let’s Collaborate

@unrootdesign Check this landing page I created for a Fintech Out I work well with fast growing AI/Tech/SaaS/ Web3 startups on Visual Designs also Will be anticipating a positive reply from you (My DM is accessible) Thank you

We’re looking for a designer. no complex hiring process. no overcomplicated steps. just show the work. Send 1 (only one) project you’re actually proud of↓↓

@markoilico Please I'll need this thank you

If you're now designing or redesigning a website, this will help you a lot. I recently curated the best hero sections, footers, social proof and other website parts because I got tired of having 15+ tabs open (even with Mobbin). Giving it away 100% free. Comment on this post, and I'll send a Figma link to your inbox!

@smarty_vic Sometimes rejections can be mindset shift

Last year wasn’t really cool for me but I still had a crazy run, achieved something. I showed interest in working for a company that I love so much, I’ve been following up their progress and I was actually really interested in working for them. I love how much they embrace growth, I love how much they ship almost everytime, that is the kind of company I’ll love to work for. That’s a company that pushes you beyond your limits. Which company am I talking about ? It’s definitely @KASTxyz , I actually made progress pitching myself to them, spoke with the founder, head of design and also a lot of people in the team, really meant a whole lot to me. Even though I wasn’t hired, I had a mindset shift, I had a stronger thirst to do more in my field, I don’t think I can ever forget about KAST completely 😂, I stalk them till date. That’s how much I love the project 😂. Was really a great experience fr. There is a lesson in every occurrence, you didn’t get the gig doesn’t mean that you aren’t good at what you do, sometimes, it’s just for you to think in another perspective, other times, it’s a mindset shift and that was exactly what KAST did to me. Have you pitched your service to a company buh didn’t get hired and it caused a positive mindset shift for you? I’ll love to hear your experience.

@smarty_vic Your Design thinking is out of this earth⚡⚡⚡

POV: you’re really good at what you do 🥇. Created this for a potential client , what do you think ? 🌚 I’m open to work! 🥇

@smarty_vic Learning from your point of view

Should you do a design test before getting the actual gig? Here is my take: I’ll explain this with an experience I had recently, I reached out to this founder, he was building a project, he told me about it and I actually liked the idea, he didn’t give me full details, he just told me the name of the project and I like to do something whenever I’m chatting with a new client, I like to gain their trust even before I get the gig, I want them to feel safe talking to me about their project, that trust factor is very important. How did I gain the trust of this particular client? Remember, everything he told me about his project was just the name but from the name, I could detect what the project is all about, I researched, got a copy for the page, got navigations, primary and secondary buttons, I worked on the design and sent it to him, he was shocked to see it and he loved it. Buh something happened when it was finally time for me to close the actual gig, he sent me the full details for the first page and I told him that for me to get started, he has to pay 50% deposit, apparently, some other designers screwed him in the past, they didn’t deliver and that was why he had trust issues with me also. All I did to clear his doubts was just to remind him of the design I created for his project without requesting for a dime and he immediately accepted to pay the 50% deposit and it has been up from there. So, back to the question “Should you do a design test before getting the actual gig?” If you can, Yes! It helps, once you see the client is showing a huge amount of interest, running up a quick sketch to show them just make things much more easier for you, once your client trusts you, that’s all you need, work flows and you can even get referrals. I hope you learnt something? Have you ever done a test for a client and it landed you a gig? Yes or No? I want to see your answers in the comments. Like and follow for more.