Module 31 – Web Page Design

Prompt 1: Design a Homepage That Converts
Using the Brand Identified training and frameworks, help me design a homepage that balances visual appeal with clear strategy. Include recommendations for layout structure, headline placement, content hierarchy, imagery use, and call-to-action design to guide users through a seamless brand experience.

Prompt 2: Apply Brand Visuals Across a Page Design
Using the Brand Identified training and frameworks, show me how to apply our visual identity—colors, typography, logo, and imagery—across a full-page design. Ensure each element reflects our brand personality while maintaining clarity, consistency, and mobile responsiveness.

Prompt 3: Evaluate an Existing Page Design for Brand Alignment
Using the Brand Identified training and frameworks, evaluate the design of our current [landing page/service page/homepage]. Identify areas where layout, typography, or imagery may be off-brand or poorly structured. Recommend changes to improve clarity, alignment, and visual credibility.

Prompt 4: Build a Page Layout That Highlights Our Value
Using the Brand Identified training and frameworks, create a web page layout for [offer or service] that emphasizes our core value proposition. Include sections that support storytelling, proof, results, and trust-building while keeping the page clean, skimmable, and conversion-focused.

Prompt 5: Optimize Page Design for Visual Flow and User Experience
Using the Brand Identified training and frameworks, help me structure a page design that naturally guides the user’s eye through the content. Recommend visual flow strategies such as contrast, alignment, whitespace, and directional cues to improve usability and engagement.