Create landing page

Build a single-product landing page for the May 12 launch that converts email signups: include a hero with headline and 30-word value statement, a pricing snapshot, three client logos, a short FAQ, and a CTA form that saves to our Mail list. Publish the page to the main site and QA it on mobile before Friday so Maria in marketing can A/B test it.

Before I publish the landing page to the site, make approval easy for Maria in marketing: put the promised savings or benefit in the first screen, make the pricing number a bold element so it’s impossible to miss, and flag any claims that will need proof (testimonials, savings). Also highlight any page elements that may slow mobile load so the CRO team can sign off.

I finished the landing page for our May 12 launch and Maria signed off on the copy, but she reports conversion rates are worse on phones. I’m the builder and I don’t know whether it’s layout, form field friction, or load times causing it. What’s the likeliest diagnosis and the fastest fix to test overnight so the A/B test can run Monday?

Our team keeps shipping landing pages that look fine on desktop but underperform on mobile, costing the campaign manager trust and ad budget. I build most pages. Where do we lose control — design handoff, image optimization, or form UX — and what one habit change should I make so the next launch works across devices?