Guide · Design
Landing page design that
guides the decision.
Landing page design without a design degree: hierarchy, spacing, brand and mobile view. How Peak Pages' fixed sections, fonts and brand colours keep your layout clean.
What should a visitor see first on your page?
2 questions in the plan. First question: What should a visitor see in the first three seconds?
Order before effect
Large. Medium. Small.
What should a visitor see in the first three seconds?
A landing page is not a poster.
Design on a landing page has one job: to lead the eye in the right order, from headline through benefit to action. That takes clear differences in size, enough space, one brand colour for what matters and text that stays readable on a phone. Peak Pages prevents many mistakes because sections have fixed layouts and every page is mobile by default. What goes on the page and in which order is your call.
From reading to doing
Your design questions. For your page.
Settle before designing.
2 questions selected
- What should a visitor see in the first three seconds?
That becomes the largest element on the page. Only one.
- What do you use your brand colour for?
Most effective for the one action. Used everywhere, it loses its pull.
What you design with
in Peak Pages.
Peak Pages deliberately has no free positioning. You choose from controlled options, so the layout stays clean on every device.
What should a visitor see in the first three seconds?
That becomes the largest element on the page. Only one.
SectionsReady-made sections with centred, split or grid variants, reordered by drag and drop.
SurfacesLight, ivory, brand colour or dark, plus spacing and width per section.
BrandLogo, colours and 21 fonts (or your own woff2 files) apply across the whole site.
MobileEvery page is mobile by default; preview at 100 %, 768, 390 and 320 px.
MotionSubtle entrances, step transitions and confetti on the thank-you page; reduced motion is respected.
The playbook
How to design a page calmly.
Hierarchy, brand,
legibility.
Order → Mark → Check
- 01
A clear hierarchy.
Decide what is large, medium and small. The top area has exactly one main element.
ExampleFive equal tiles at the top
One headline, one image, one button. - 02
Set the brand once.
Set logo, colours and font in the site settings. They then apply to every page, and you do not choose them per section.
Calm a section down
One surface, one font, brand colour only on the buttonThree backgrounds, two fonts - 03
Check every width.
Switch the preview between 100 %, 768, 390 and 320 px. Whatever does not hold on the smallest screen, cut.
Before going liveDoes it look right on the smallest phone?
Preview checked at 320 px, button visible.
Your quality check
Does your design lead to action?
Tick what you have checked. Your selection stays in this view only.
0 of 4 points checked
What this article is based on.
General guide with made-up examples. Controlled section layouts, surfaces, spacing and widths, logo, colours, 21 fonts, automatic mobile layout with a preview at four widths and subtle motion exist in Peak Pages today.
- Editorial demo
Editorial example with made-up sample data. AI drafts, the section editor, funnels on the Peak Forms engine, booking, consent before trackers, SEO fields, versions and leads in Peak CRM exist in Peak Pages today; everything else is marked as example or planned.
A clean layout is built in.
Start Peak Pages, set logo and colours once and see your page at every preview width.
Frequently asked questions
Can I move the layout freely?
No. Peak Pages works with fixed sections so the page stays readable on every device.
How do I check the mobile view?
In the preview at widths of 100 %, 768, 390 and 320 pixels.
Can I use my brand colours?
Yes. You set colours, fonts and logo once for the site.