- Don't design first, plan first. - Ack. contrast ratios - UX before UI - have clear CTAs There is uslually alot more and it's usually connected with your product and the order of things. Hope that helps.

1. Improve the loading speed of your landing page: optimize it, host it on a fast server, delete unnecessary scripts. 2. Translate the landing page to the language that matches destination's official language. 3. Check the spell mistakes (!!) 4. Test, test, and one more time: test your landing page. 🙌

The most important thing It should tell about your product effortlessly!

There are a few key things you can do to improve any landing page: 1. Make sure the page is clear and concise. The user should know exactly what you're offering and what they need to do to get it. 2. Use strong visuals to capture the user's attention. This could be an eye-catching image or an engaging video. 3. Use persuasive copy to convince the user to take action. This means using strong headlines and clear call-to-actions. 4. Make sure the page is mobile-friendly. With more and more people using smartphones and tablets, it's important that your page can be accessed and viewed on all devices. 5. Test, test, test! Try different versions of your landing page to see what works best. A/B testing is a great way to do this.

scroll hijacking. seen a lot of blog posts hating on it, but I actually like it. makes it more interesting. but has to be done right, otherwise it will just butcher the website