BookedFlow

A conversion-focused website built to help a LinkedIn coach turn profile views into booked calls. The goal was simple: clarity, credibility, and conversion without overwhelming visitors.

PROJECT

BookedFlow

ROLE

Web design/ development

The Challenge

The client had strong expertise and consistent LinkedIn visibility, but:

  • Visitors didn’t understand their offer clearly

  • There was no structured path from content → call

  • The website lacked authority and strategic flow

  • Leads were warm, but conversions were inconsistent

The challenge was to turn attention into action.

The Strategy

I designed a high-conversion website built around one core idea:
Guide visitors step-by-step from curiosity to commitment.

Key strategic decisions:

  • Clear positioning above the fold

  • Strong authority signals throughout the page

  • A structured flow:
    Awareness → Trust → Proof → Action

  • Minimal design to reduce friction and increase focus

  • Strategic CTAs placed only where intent is highest

The Solution

A fully custom, authority-first website that includes:

  • A bold hero section clarifying who the coach helps and how

  • A structured offer breakdown for instant clarity

  • A results-driven proof section with testimonials and metrics

  • A simplified conversion path guiding visitors toward booking a call

  • A newsletter section to capture warm leads not ready to convert

Every section was designed to build trust before asking for action.

The Outcome

Clearer positioning and stronger brand authority

  • Higher engagement across the page

  • Improved conversion flow from profile → website → call

  • A scalable website foundation that supports long-term growth

Key Focus Areas

UX & Conversion Strategy

  • Messaging & Positioning

  • Visual Hierarchy & Clarity

  • Authority-Driven Design

  • Lead Conversion Optimization

Tools & Stack

Framer (Design + Build)

  • Custom typography & layout system

  • Conversion-focused UX structure

  • Mobile-first optimization

Final Note

This project wasn’t about making something “look good.”
It was about building a system that turns attention into opportunity.