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Hanabi

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A person gesturing in a meeting, with a laptop showing a colorful layout, a notebook, and a phone on the table. The screen is what the conversation has to judge.

September 26, 2026Websites

A pretty homepage versus a page that books calls

A page that books calls has a clear offer, proof a visitor can check, and one action. Visual taste helps, and it does not replace those three.

By Hanabi

A bright office window ledge with a laptop, a closed notebook, white chairs, and a tall indoor tree. A calm spot to read whether a page says something specific.

September 26, 2026Websites

Landing page design for founders past the template

Templates fail when the product is specific. Keep the page simple, and replace generic sections with the founder's actual offer, proof, and next step.

By Hanabi

A close view of a fountain pen writing on lined paper. A useful brief is a short piece of writing, not a long presentation.

September 26, 2026Websites

How to brief a studio for a marketing site

A useful brief names who the site is for, the one action it should earn, three references, and what must not change. Skip the long deck.

By Hanabi

A dim desk with an iMac showing a code editor beside a portfolio page, a second monitor with a mountain wallpaper, and a lit lamp. It is the kind of desk where a homepage gets its first glance.

September 26, 2026Websites

What the first ten seconds of a startup homepage have to do

The first screen has to say what the company is and how to talk to a person. A poetic line can stay if the next sentence answers both.

By Hanabi