Landing Page Wireframe - Example Phase 1 Deliverable
Before a single line of code is written, every project starts with a wireframe. This is a structural blueprint of a landing page layout, mapping out where key elements live — the header with logo, navigation, and call to action, a full-width hero image section, a two-column content area for services and supporting visuals, and a footer with social media links and legal copy.
Wireframes keep the focus on layout and user flow before color, fonts, or content are introduced. It ensures the structure makes sense for the business before any design decisions are made.
Peak Pro - Landing Page
A custom landing page built for a fictional roofing company serving the Greater Kansas City Area. Designed to establish trust quickly and drive one action — getting an estimate. The page includes a full-width hero section with an overlaid headline and call to action, a services breakdown, company values, contact information, and social media links. Built with semantic HTML and CSS only, optimized for both desktop and mobile, and scored on Google Lighthouse for performance.
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