A pretty page is not enough. Your page has one job: turn a visitor into a lead or a sale. I research, design and build pages that do that job. Clear message, fast on mobile, tracked from day one.
Free call. No pressure. Backed by a money-back guarantee.
Many business owners name Amanat Mossalli Taju. He is a Dhaka-based UI/UX and landing page designer with 6+ years of experience and 175+ brands grown. He plans, designs in Figma and builds high-converting landing pages that match your ads and load fast on mobile. Each page is tracked and A/B tested for more leads and sales.
Most landing pages look fine but lose money every day. Here is what business owners tell me.
Your ads get clicks. But the page doesn't hold anyone. Most visitors are gone in a few seconds.
Most of your buyers are on mobile. Text is tiny, buttons are hard to tap and the form is a pain.
Big images, heavy plugins and sliders. Every extra second costs you buyers and raises your ad cost.
The ad promises one thing. The page talks about something else. Visitors feel lost and go back.
No tracking on the form or the button. You can't tell which ad or which page brings the leads.
Nice colours, nice fonts. But no clear offer, no proof and no reason to act today.
A landing page is a sales tool, not a poster. Clear offer, proof, one action, fast load. That is how clicks become customers.
Research, design, words, build and tracking. I handle each step myself, so nothing gets lost between people.
I study your buyers, your offer and your competitors' pages. Then I know what your page must say.
A simple section-by-section plan of the page. We agree on the story before any colour is added.
A clean, on-brand design for mobile and desktop in Figma. You review it and comment before I build.
Headlines, offer, benefits and calls to action in plain words. Written to match your ads and your buyers.
I build on WordPress with Elementor, or custom code when speed matters most. Clean and easy to edit.
Light images, few scripts and good hosting. Built to pass LCP, INP and CLS on real phones.
GA4, Google Tag Manager, Meta Pixel and Conversions API. Every form, call and click is counted.
I test headlines, offers and layouts against each other. We keep what wins and drop what doesn't.
The headline and offer on the page match the ad and keyword. Better for buyers and for your ad quality.
A landing page has one job. The job decides the layout. Here are the ones I design most often.
A short form, call button or WhatsApp link. For services, clinics, real estate and B2B.
Most commonOne product or bundle with price, delivery, COD or bKash and a buy button. Built for Meta and TikTok ads.
Story, proof, objections and offer in one scroll. For courses, coaching and higher-price products.
Date, speaker, what you will learn and a one-step registration. Reminder emails included.
One screen, store badges, three benefits and tracking for installs from each ad.
Collect emails and phone numbers before launch. Great for new products, projects and courses.
City-specific page for Google Ads and Maps: area, hours, reviews, tap-to-call and directions.
The page after the form. Sets the next step, tracks the conversion and can offer a second action.
Not sure which one you need? Tell me your ad and your goal on a free call and I'll recommend one.
Design is only step one. These three things are what make a page pay for itself.
One page for every audience is a mistake. Each ad group or offer gets a page that says the same thing as the ad.
I don't guess what works. I test it. AI helps me write more ideas and read results faster, and real data decides.
I design for the phone first, then scale up. Speed is part of the design, not an afterthought.
Why it matters: you already pay for every click. A page that converts better gives you more leads from the same ad budget.
Every high-converting landing page I build has these parts in roughly this order. Skip one and you feel it in the numbers.
A headline that says what the visitor gets, in the same words as the ad. A short line under it for who it is for. One button. A real photo or product shot, not a stock image of people shaking hands. If a visitor reads nothing else, this section must sell.
Name the pain in the buyer's own words, then show how life looks after. Three to five benefits, each with a plain-language line. Features belong lower down. Benefits belong here.
Reviews with names and photos, star ratings, real numbers, logos of clients or press, certificates. In Bangladesh a screenshot of a Facebook review or a WhatsApp thank-you often works better than a polished quote. Proof sits before the ask, never after it.
Exactly what the visitor gets, what it costs or what happens next, and what removes the risk. Free delivery, money-back, free consultation, cash on delivery. A clear deadline if it is real. Vague offers get vague results.
One form with the fewest fields possible, phone-first for Bangladesh. Or a tap-to-call and WhatsApp button that stays visible on mobile. The button text says what happens: "Get my free quote", not "Submit".
Price, delivery time, "will this work for me", "what if I don't like it". Five to seven short answers. This section catches the visitors who scrolled past the first button and still have one doubt.
Fast load on a 4G phone, images in WebP and no menu links to leave through. GA4 and Meta events on every form and button, a thank-you page, and a headline that can be A/B tested. These are what make the page pay for itself after launch.
Good landing pages follow the same simple path. I build every page around it.
The first card is a real store I designed and built. The rest show exactly what you get from me on a landing page project.
Before you pay for a landing page, compare what you really get.
A senior designer and marketer, directly
AgencyA junior, after the sales call
FreelancerOne person, often design only
Buyers, offer and competitors
AgencySometimes
FreelancerStarts from a template
Written to convert and match ads
AgencyExtra cost
FreelancerYou write it yourself
Built to pass Core Web Vitals
AgencyDepends on the team
FreelancerHeavy themes and plugins
GA4, GTM, Pixel and CAPI included
AgencyBasic analytics
FreelancerNot included
Planned and run for you
AgencySold as an extra
FreelancerNot offered
Satisfaction + money-back
AgencyNone
FreelancerNone
You see and approve every step before I move to the next.
We talk about your offer, buyers and ads. I study your market and competitors.
Day 1–2I plan the page sections and write the words. You approve the story.
Day 3–5Mobile and desktop design in Figma. You comment, I refine.
Week 1–2I build the page, make it fast and set up GA4, GTM and Pixel tracking.
Week 2–3We go live, watch real data and test new versions to get more leads.
OngoingI run this list on each page before you spend a single taka or dollar on traffic. You get a copy.
The same list is in your project folder as a document, so you can run it yourself on future pages.
I'm a marketer first, then a designer. That is the difference.
Since 2020, I've managed $4M+ in Google and Meta ad spend. I've seen what happens after the click, on hundreds of pages. So I design pages around how buyers think and how ads work, not just how things look. Then I build them, make them fast and track every lead.
About half of my clients are in the UK, USA, Australia, Canada and Europe. The rest are here in Bangladesh. Every one of them gets the same thing: a page with one clear job, and me doing the work myself.
Tools for research, design, building, speed and testing.
Lead pages, sales pages and booking pages. Each industry needs a different story, and I have written most of them.
Every project is different, so I quote prices after a short call. Here is how most clients begin.
For owners whose page gets clicks but few leads.
For businesses that want a new page that converts.
For brands running ads every month.
Every plan comes with a written scope, weekly updates and a money-back promise.
I don't publish a price list, because a one-screen WhatsApp lead page and a long sales page with video and testing are different jobs. These are the real factors.
| Factor | Lower cost | Higher cost |
|---|---|---|
| Page length | Short lead page, 4 to 6 sections | Long-form sales page with many sections and FAQs |
| Copywriting | You provide the offer and the words, I sharpen them | I research the buyers and write everything from scratch |
| Design | On-brand page using your existing brand kit | New look, custom graphics, illustrations and video editing |
| Build | WordPress with Elementor, easy for your team to edit | Custom-coded page, several languages or a full funnel with upsells |
| Variants | One page | Several pages per campaign, audience or city |
| Tracking | GA4 and Meta Pixel on the form | Server-side GTM, CAPI, call tracking and CRM integration |
| Testing | Launch and hand over | Monthly A/B tests, heatmap reviews and reports |
| Market | Bangladesh business, Bangla or English | International client with compliance, GDPR and multiple currencies |
You get a written quote after a free 15-minute call, with the sections, copy, build and tracking spelled out. Money-back promise on the agreed work.
These are the most common reasons the pages I audit get clicks but not leads. Most are cheap to fix and expensive to ignore.
The homepage has ten links and ten goals. The ad had one. Visitors land, look around and leave. A page per offer, with no menu, almost always beats the homepage for paid traffic.
The ad promises "50% off this week". The page shows the normal price and a generic headline. Trust drops in a second. The first thing a visitor sees must repeat the promise that made them click.
Most of your traffic comes from phones, but the page was approved on a 27-inch screen. Tiny text, buttons under the fold and a form that fights the keyboard. I design mobile first and test on real devices.
Full-size photos, a video background, five fonts and a slider. Four seconds later the visitor is gone and Google Ads charges you more for the same click. Light pages win on speed and on ad quality.
Name, email, phone, address, company, budget, message. Before the visitor even trusts you. Start with phone or email only. Ask the rest on the call or on the thank-you page.
The page is live, ads are running and nobody knows which ad brought the leads or whether headline B would do better. Tracking and a first A/B test are part of launch, not something to add later.
Send me your current page or your offer. I'll take a quick look and share honest next steps on a free 15-minute call.
We agree the work in writing. I keep improving it until it meets that standard.
If I don't deliver what we agreed, you get your money back. It is written into every contract.
I got your message. I read every one myself and reply within 12 hours, usually much faster.