Lead-Driven Corporate Site UI/UX

I’m redesigning a corporate website whose sole purpose is to turn visitors into qualified leads. I need a UI/UX specialist who can translate that objective into a clean, intuitive experience that encourages action at every step.

The finished design must weave three conversion tools into the flow of each key page: easy-to-find contact forms, unobtrusive yet persuasive newsletter sign-up prompts, and a readily available live-chat widget. While these capture points must stand out enough to invite interaction, they also need to feel organically integrated so the brand retains a polished, trustworthy look.

What I expect from you
• Low-fidelity wireframes that map the user journey from entry to lead capture
• High-fidelity desktop and mobile mock-ups (Figma, Sketch, or Adobe XD—your choice)
• Clickable prototype demonstrating transitions, micro-interactions, and chat / form behaviors
• A short style guide outlining colors, typography, and component states so my dev team can implement without guesswork

Acceptance criteria
– Pages render responsively down to 320 px without broken layouts
– All three lead-capture elements are visible within one scroll on every major template
– Forms and chat are accessible (WCAG AA color contrast and keyboard navigation)
– Prototype is delivered in an editable file plus share link

If you’ve designed corporate sites geared toward lead generation before, especially those that balance professionalism with clear calls-to-action, I’d love to see your work and hear how you’d approach this project.