HTML Product Info Landing Page
Budget: $2 – $8 USD
I need a single-page HTML site whose sole purpose is to present clear product information. The page must be lightweight, hand-coded in clean HTML and CSS, and load fast on both desktop and mobile.
Core section
• About the product – this is the only mandatory content block. Feel free to propose additional elements such as a feature rundown or a contact prompt if you believe they will enhance clarity without bloating the page.
Look & feel
A modern, minimalist layout with a strong hero area that immediately explains what the product is and why visitors should care. Subtle transitions or micro-interactions are welcome, but no heavy frameworks; vanilla HTML/CSS (optionally a dash of JavaScript for smooth scrolling or form validation) will keep things lean.
What to send when you apply
Please include “My space” somewhere in your message so I know you read the brief, and point me to one or two live examples of previous landing pages you coded.
Deliverable
• A zip file (or Git repo) containing all source files, ready to drop on a web host.
I’ll review the page in Chrome, Firefox, and on an iPhone; if everything renders correctly and the markup passes W3C validation, we’re done.
Core section
• About the product – this is the only mandatory content block. Feel free to propose additional elements such as a feature rundown or a contact prompt if you believe they will enhance clarity without bloating the page.
Look & feel
A modern, minimalist layout with a strong hero area that immediately explains what the product is and why visitors should care. Subtle transitions or micro-interactions are welcome, but no heavy frameworks; vanilla HTML/CSS (optionally a dash of JavaScript for smooth scrolling or form validation) will keep things lean.
What to send when you apply
Please include “My space” somewhere in your message so I know you read the brief, and point me to one or two live examples of previous landing pages you coded.
Deliverable
• A zip file (or Git repo) containing all source files, ready to drop on a web host.
I’ll review the page in Chrome, Firefox, and on an iPhone; if everything renders correctly and the markup passes W3C validation, we’re done.
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