Landing pages with predictable quality

A fixed set of blocks, a fixed set of conventions — and a page that scores 95+ before anyone asks.

Discuss a page

Wireframe of a landing page: heading, call to action and three cards

Why this works

  • Speed by default

    One CSS file, no framework runtime, no third-party JS unless you ask for it.

  • Mobile first

    Only min-width queries, fluid typography, real device testing on iOS.

  • Accessible

    Landmarks, focus-visible, 44×44 touch targets, contrast checked in both themes.

How a page gets made

Four steps, about a week. The estimate holds because nothing here is invented from scratch — the blocks already exist.

  1. Brief

    Half an hour of questions: who the page is for, what counts as a lead, what has to be on screen first.

    day 1

  2. Structure

    We pick blocks from the catalogue and agree their order. Nothing is drawn from zero, so nothing surprises anyone later.

    days 1–2

  3. Build

    Blocks get your texts and images. Mobile first, both themes, checked on a real iPhone and not only in Chrome.

    days 3–5

  4. Launch

    Form, notifications, sitemap, analytics if you want it. The page ships with a validator run and a Lighthouse report.

    day 6

What it runs on

Every choice costs something. Both columns are here on purpose — a stack described only by its upsides tells you nothing.

  • PHP 8.2, no dependencies

    No Composer, no framework, no database. Deployment is git pull plus one command to generate a key.

    No ready-made packages either: anything unusual is written by hand.

  • Vanilla JS, a few kilobytes

    Theme switch, menu, form, appearance animations. Nothing to download before the page becomes interactive.

    Heavy interactive widgets — configurators, dashboards — are not what this is for.

  • No CMS, no admin panel

    Texts live in plain PHP arrays, one file per language. Nothing to keep updated, nothing to get breached.

    Editing a text means editing a file: comfortable for a developer, less so for a marketer.

  • Two languages from day one

    Locale comes from the URL, hreflang and sitemap are generated. A new language is one content file and one config line.

    Translation is written by people — nothing here generates it for you.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a landing page take?
A page from the standard block set takes about a week from brief to launch.
Can I edit the texts myself?
Texts live in plain PHP arrays, one file per language. No CMS, no admin panel.
What about page speed?
Lighthouse 95+ on the mobile profile is an acceptance condition, not a bonus.
What if I already have a design?
Then we agree which blocks it maps to. A pixel-exact copy of an arbitrary layout is a different, longer job.

Need a page like this one?

Tell us what you are launching and when. You get a block list and a date in reply — not a questionnaire.

Send a request

Tell us about the project

A name and a phone number are enough to start. We reply within one business day.

Thank you