Silently rolled out the Beta of our new Hire
section. Still a bit to do like a Region filter, style the left column and
add more authors but it works! (on desktop only for now)
You can filter:
- an agency to help you with copywriting
(view)
- an independent, developer who can help
with Webflow (view)
...and tons more combinations.
The order is randomized with our Pro authors at top and standard authors
below them. You cannot pay to be in the Hire section without having had a
good One Pager featured on our site. Quite cool when you think about it.
Please send (kind) feedback. I'm working on it daily and looking to launch in
the next week or so.
Below are my favorite websites, UI components, templates & finds featured on
One Page
Love since I last wrote. You can also read this edition online.
Hope it keeps the inspo topped up!
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Much love,
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Big shout-out to website builder Webflow for sponsoring this edition of the Love Letter. Drag in
unstyled HTML elements, control CSS properties, and cascade changes across your
site.
Start building →
Get inspired with these unique Single Page websites (full
archive) featured on One Page Love over the past week.
What a spectacular page load animation in this meticulously designed Landing
Page announcing AuthKit, a login box solution powered by WorkOS + Radix. The
attention-to-design throughout the page is exceptional.
Lucas Motta 
Necati 
OğuzPro
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Long-scrolling One Pager (built with Webflow) that comes to life as you scroll for (YC-backed)
private credit exchange, Blockfy.
CompositePro
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Unique narrow column layout, with a section of full-width screenshots, in
this One Pager (built with Framer) promoting the unlimited design services of
Endless.
EndlessPro
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Big fan of the minimal, modular layout in this One Pager (built with
Webflow) for independent designer and Webflow developer, Grace
Walker.
Grace WalkerPro
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Fun copywriting throughout this One Pager (built with Webflow) promoting the design critique service by Bradley
Adkins. Make sure you experience the before-after image sliders... within the
client testimonials! Also very cool offering a pay-per-comment pricing option
as well.
Bradley AdkinsPro
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Loads of attention-to-detail throughout this One Pager promoting the design
and development services of Lukas Wiesehan. Make sure you check out how he
expands his work section, with an additional project slider, after you click
'See more'.
Lukas WiesehanPro
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Long-scrolling One Pager (built with Framer) promoting the unlimited design services of UI Flip.
Really like the visual 40% capacity infographic under the pricing table. This
should create urgency and likely lock in more leads for the calendly
slots.
Ivo IvanovPro
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design is problem solving, not making something look better. but
sometimes the problem is that the thing looks like shit.
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@0xDesigner
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Long-scrolling Landing Page templates (full
archive) to kickstart and validate your next idea quicker.
'Fayette' is a vibrant One Page Squarespace template built to help you take
RSVP's leading up to your events.
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'Mila' is a free One Page portfolio template generously built by Flowlay for the Carrd
website builder. The minimal layout features a neat grid of images/work up
front, followed by a short bio and contact details.
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People hate on jQuery now as if it didn’t tame the shitshow that was
building for the web ~5-10 years ago, not to mention help many of us
get where we are today
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@ajlkn
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A collection of 150+ Landing Pages I’ve curated featuring device mock-ups.
A few resources for your next project but also some inspiring links to take a
break with. Experienced anything special recently? Holla.
Source
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Landing Page Hot Tip
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Focus on benefits, not features
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Hot Tip #89 is to focus on the benefits, not the features.
As the proud owner of a product or service, it’s natural to want to climb up
the tallest building and let the world know how damn awesome the technical
features are.
Unfortunately, our Landing Page visitor isn’t impressed by technical
features, nor do they resonate with them. What they do care about is if our
offering can help them.
Focus on the benefits of choosing you, not the product or service
attributes:
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Focus on how your calendar app saves them time, not how it uses
cutting-edge technology.
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Focus on how your course will elevate their career, not how
well-attended it is.
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Focus on how your sunscreen allows hours of fun in the sun, not
how much R&D went into it.
“Your
customers don’t care about your product, they care about their problems.” –
Sahil Lavingia
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