Pages whose job is to convert — SaaS marketing sites, product pages, property search, learning platforms and clinic booking.5 designs · by Advorize
Discuss your web project01 — Web · SaaS landing pageDesigned by Advorize
A marketing site for an accounting automation product. The headline states the outcome, the product shot proves it, and pricing is on the same page — because finance buyers want the number before the demo.
Ledgerly matches every bank line to an invoice, flags what doesn't fit, and hands your accountant a clean month — automatically.
Bank lines matched to invoices with 98% accuracy, learning from every correction.
Only the lines a person needs to see, with a suggested fix for each.
Export to Xero, QuickBooks or DATEV with one click at month end.
1 bank account
500 transactions
5 bank accounts
5,000 transactions
Exceptions inbox
Unlimited accounts
SSO & audit log
Dedicated manager
Read five vendor sites that all said "streamline your workflow" and never mentioned a price.
Understands the outcome in one headline, sees a real product screen, and knows the price before she books a demo.
"Close the books in hours" is what a CFO repeats in a meeting; the feature list comes second.
A real-looking product shot, including a messy "Unknown" line, makes the claim believable.
Finance buyers qualify themselves on price; hiding it costs more leads than it protects.
02 — Web · E-commerceDesigned by Advorize
A product page for a furniture brand. Big imagery, upholstery swatches that recolour the product as you pick them — try it — and delivery, returns and dimensions answered before anyone has to ask.
Couldn't picture the chair in moss green and worried about delivery dates and returns.
Recolours the chair herself, sees delivery and the 100-night trial under the button, and pays monthly.
Swatches recolour the product itself, not a tiny chip — the step that most often stalls a furniture purchase.
Delivery time, trial and guarantee sit under the button, where hesitation actually happens.
The monthly option is beside the price, not in a footnote, for buyers comparing against their budget.
03 — Web · Real estateDesigned by Advorize
A property portal where the map and the list are the same thing. Filters speak the buyer's language — commute time, schools, budget per month — and every listing shows the true monthly cost.
Shortlisted flats by price, then discovered a 70-minute commute and an EMI he couldn't afford.
Filters by commute time and monthly cost, and only sees homes that actually fit his life.
"25 minutes to work" matters more than a pin code to most buyers.
EMI-equivalent pricing makes listings comparable at a glance.
Hovering a card lights its pin; clicking a pin scrolls to its card.
04 — Web · EducationDesigned by Advorize
A learning platform for working professionals. The course page sells the outcome and shows the syllabus honestly; the learner dashboard turns a 12-week course into "what to do today".
Bought three courses and finished none — every login started with "where was I?"
Opens "Today", sees the next 14-minute lesson, keeps her streak and her cohort keeps her going.
The home screen answers what to do now, which is what keeps busy professionals going.
One quiet streak counter motivates without turning learning into a slot machine.
Seeing 31 classmates online is the difference between a course and a video library.
05 — Web · HealthcareDesigned by Advorize
Booking a doctor in three decisions: who, when, how. Availability is real, fees are upfront, and video or in-person is a choice on the slot itself.
Called three clinics, waited on hold, and still didn't know the fee until the visit.
Compares doctors with fees and ratings, picks an 11:30 in-clinic slot and gets a reminder.
Ratings, experience and fee are on the card, so patients choose a doctor before a slot.
Each time shows 🏥 or 📹, avoiding a separate "consultation type" step.
Free cancellation is stated exactly where patients hesitate.
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FAQ
Straight answers to what people ask most before starting a design project. Can't find yours? Write to sales@advorize.com — every enquiry is answered within two working days.
A headline that states the outcome, proof close to the top, pricing or next steps visible early, and answers to objections where people hesitate — usually next to the main button. Every web design on this page follows that structure.
A marketing site or landing page usually takes three to six weeks; e-commerce stores, listing portals and learning platforms take longer because of search, filters and account areas.
Yes — storefronts, product pages, carts and checkouts, including swatches, delivery and returns messaging, and financing options.
Yes. We design mobile-first from 320px up and keep pages light, because most traffic — and most purchases in India — happen on phones.
We design page structure, headings and content blocks with search in mind and work alongside Advorize's SEO team when you need ongoing search work.
Yes. We start from your analytics and an audit, keep what already converts, and fix the pages where visitors drop off.
All designs on these pages are by the Advorize design team. Company names, people and figures shown inside the screens are illustrative.