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Cryptonovae Pricing Plan

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simple pricing plan design. Hope You Like It!

ADLEGIT — PRICING PLAN

Design for ADLEGIT. Made in 2017 during my last year at school.

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Pricing Plan - Saas Admin UI Kit

Hello guys, I am leaving attached a UI screen from the SaaS Admin Dashboards UI Kit. This UI Kit is intended to speed up your workflow and allow you to create projects alot faster and in a more efficient way. Download Link: https://ui8.net/products/saas-admin-ui-kit?rel=pigi

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Top 13 Pricing Plan Pages Examples

How to design a pricing page (13 examples)The options you give the user will ultimately decide whether they buy your product or not. Let’s take a look at some inspiring UX writing and pricing page design examples that can help to optimize your pricing page and increase conversions.Pricing is one of the most important elements on the screenBack in the day, I planned the UX of a crucial pricing page for Sodastream, one of the biggest e-commerce stores that has come out of Israel. During this time, I looked at a zillion different pricing pages, and it was critical for me to find the most relevant examples.What pricing model should I chose?!The pricing plan we created actually challenged the business model of the company as a whole, offering a completely different business strategy — instead of one-time offers, we would switch to subscriptions of the products. So even though it was “only” a design and writing decision, it had an impact worth billions of dollars. When the company was sold later in the year, we published the website for more than $3B.Pricing pages are the places where the users ultimately decide whether they should pay for your product or not. When done right, it will increase the revenue of your organization. On top of this, it can give you a mahoosive indicator of who your clients, customers and users are.So what features make a pricing page stand out? If you are going to build or update a pricing page, or if you’re just into , and content strategy in general, here are my top 12 pricing page examples!Note: The UX Writing Hub and the author of the article is not affiliated with any of the brands below.1. TunnelBear — smart illustrationsAre you a cub or a grizzly bear? VPN services TunnelBear uses illustrations of bears to show you their different pricing plans. Simple but effective, and totally in line with their brand.Buy TunnelBear VPN with Credit Card, Bitcoin2. HubSpot’s price calculatorIf you’re new to tech, it can be hard to understand what HubSpot does. It’s also hard to work out a budget for their CRM services since they offer so many different plans.That’s why they decided to create a price calculator — a smart move for pricing pages with lots of alternatives.Marketing Software Pricing | HubSpot3. Teamdeck — a playful calculatorCalculators have become a staple on SaaS businesses’ pricing pages-they’re helpful when you offer a lot of alternatives. Teamdeck is based on a pay-per-seat model, so your ultimate price tag depends on the number of people you onboard to your app, and what roles you pick for them.The calculator is in line with Teamdeck’s marine-themed branding.As you increase the number of seats in your plan, the accompanying illustration evolves as well: from a small fishing boat to a sleek yacht and finally a cruise ship. Interacting with the calculator is engaging and allows people to learn about Teamdeck’s pricing model without it feeling like a chore.Teamdeck - pricing that suits your company's needs4. G Suite — clearly indicate the best dealA smart way to funnel a user towards a specific path is to simply highlight it. Google’s G Suite indicates clearly which deal gives the best possible value.Pricing Plans | G Suite5. Zapier — free trialsIf you want to convert users fast, be sure to give them a free option.Mailchimp has been doing this for years (the first 2K emails are free) and now Zapier does it too.Zapier is a great little tool that connects different apps and accounts you use regularly and helps you to automate simple actions. As you can see in the image below, they even go further and let you try all available plans without paying a cent.Plans & Pricing6. Webflow — use first, pay laterAllowing users to create sophisticated websites without code, Webflow has been hailed as the go-to future tool for web development.They understand that you are much more likely to pay for a plan once you have a web project up and running — and that’s why they allow you to use the tool for free until you are ready to launch. Genius.Plans & pricing | Webflow7. Simplecast — good variety of plansAs a newbie podcaster (shoutout to the Writers in Tech podcast ), Simplecast’s podcast hosting services have been fantastic. It was important for me to know that there is a plan for every podcaster.Features & Pricing8. Zoom — informative tooltipsMy favorite part about the video communication tool Zoom’s pricing options is the super-informative tooltips that appear when hovering over the information icon. A great way to explain every aspect of the products and leave no doubts.9. Invision — authentic feel and cool detailsWhile it is clear from Invision’s pricing page that they target enterprise clients, the “most popular” indication gives the page an authentic feel. The save 10% doodles arrow is another nice touch — a small detail like this can make a big differencehttps://www.invisionapp.com/plans10. Trello — be nice to new usersSay hello to Sir Trello, son of Atlassian and brother of Jira. This task management tool clearly focuses on collaborative efforts and teams, and perhaps that’s why the pricing page is very kind to new solo users. In fact, their free trial is so generous that I never had the chance to pay them (does that make me a bad team player?).https://trello.com/en-US/pricing11. Spotify — offer unbeatable valueIsn’t the best way to persuade people to pay simply to offer great value in relation to the price? Spotify had me at “no ad interruptions”, others may be persuaded to hit the green button by the Listen online or High audio quality options.https://www.spotify.com//premium/12. Jira — affordable plans and pricing calculatorBig brother’s turn. The ultimate project management tool for developers pricing page has a fancy pricing calculator and super-affordable plans.https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/pricing13. Adobe creative suite — plans for clearly defined usersAdobe understands that if you’re on their pricing page, you are probably familiar with their apps already. They suggest different tracks not just based on groups (individuals, businesses, schools etc.) but also on your professional needs (designer, photographer, video editor and so on).The awesome part is that this pricing page is a reincarnation of their earlier business model, in which you’ve had to buy each software separately. Yikes.https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/plans.htmlThat’s it for now!Pricing pages are the bread and butter of an online business. Use them wisely, test and optimize them. Play around with different copy and design elements and track your conversion rates.If you want to create fantastic pricing pages, try our free UX writing course!Edited by Anja WedbergOf course, there are tons more pricing pages out there worth sharing — what’s your favorite and why?Originally published at http://uxwritinghub.com on January 19, 2020.Top 13 Pricing Plan Pages Examples was originally published in Muzli - Design Inspiration on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

Mobile Pricing Plan Illustrations

Updated the mobile plans to bring back in all the beautiful illustrations the @[414979:Unfold] team originally did for the first iteration of the pricing page, along with a new one for the new GoFundMe tier. Props to @[946315:Ted Kulakevich ] @[14268:Eddie Lobanovskiy] @[1461762:Lana Marandina] @[1853242:Victor Korchuk] on all the illustrations here.

WIP Pricing Comparison Chart

Work in progress of an update to the pricing page. The 4th offering has created some interesting challenges in how to showcase this information and really communicate the differences between each offering. I felt that the table comparison alleviates any struggle when determining the right plan for the nonprofit org. Still making tweaks, but liking where this is heading.

Pricing Refresh - Contractbook

Hey! 👋We gave our Contractbook Pricing page a refresh recently. ✨ From now on, we: 👉 Symbolise what kind of fit various plans are for a user (company-size-wise, through brief text) to make plans more understandable at a glance. We list 3 core values for each plan that make differentiating them easier (# of contracts per month, # of custom templates etc.) 👉List an entire feature rundown to allow users to compare the plans, so that it’s easier for them to understand what the differences are & which plan they should pick to better fit their business needs 👉Have a FAQ section, responding to questions our potential customers often have 👉Include testimonials from companies using given plans to introduce more context. This allows users to relate to certain plans easier 👉For "Teams" & "Enterprise", we include a calculator that helps come up with a price estimate, based on the size of the business Hope you like it! Our Facebook | Our LinkedIn

Daily UI: Pricing

Pricing for a software subscription with 3 options: free trial for 7 days, personal plan for 1 month and bussiness plan for 1 month.

Plan Cards

Simple cards for pricing plan for mobile 7 Quick life lessons For Designers https://medium.com/@johnyvino/7-quick-life-lessons-for-designers-df9b1e08463a

Pricing Plan

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Article: Wix Pricing

Wix is a seasoned online website builder. In this article I dissect Wix pricing including a few FAQs at the bottom. Pricing Highlights: The Wix Free plan allows one free website build on a wixsite.com subdomain but has fairly obtrusive Wix branding in the header and footer. The Wix Combo plan allows for a custom […]

Online movie stream site pricing table

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Kontist Premium Plan

A new pricing page to accommodate our recently-launched premium plan.

Enterprise Plan Mobile

Mobile comp for the new plan information pages for customers on www.crowdrise.com so that they can learn a little more about each of the offerings from the 4 available plans. We were able to carry over the story of a growing organization through a series of illustrations for these pages. Learn more about that here: https://dribbble.com/shots/4935267-Pricing-Page-Illustrations-Story

Top 8 Data Visualization Tools for UX Designers in 2022

Data visualization helps to present data visually to users and internal stakeholders, which will reveal previously unseen patterns. This article shares with you the top 8 data visualization tools to empower your UX design and business.Today, we are living in a world where everything revolves around data. Without data, no business can achieve its goal. A good presentation of information is becoming more and more important in the modern web world as the content of the Internet becomes more complex and data-driven. Therefore, in order to keep the visitor’s interest, web designers need to be on top of their visualization game when using a prototyping tool to present data visually to users and internal stakeholders.In this article, we will explore what data visualization is, why designers need to use it, and also share with you the 8 best data visualization tools that empower your businesses to recognize trends, conduct analyses, make informed decisions, and set realistic goals. Now, let’s dive in.What is data visualization?By definition, data visualization is the practice of translating information into a visual context, such as in a pictorial or graphical format to make data easier to be understood. It is an element of the broader data presentation architecture (DPA) discipline, which aims to identify, locate, manipulate, format and deliver data in the most efficient way possible. If designers efficiently use data visualization, the difficult concepts or new patterns in their design can be easily grasped, which could certainly help to improve the user experience and enhance its conversion rate.Why to use data visualization in your UX design？As the “age of Big Data” kicks into high-gear, UX designers have access to more data than ever before. This is great when it comes to product development, but UX designers need to ensure that they get real insights from the data glut. A good visualization tells a story, removing the noise from data and highlighting useful information. It can help designers grab visitors’ interest and keep their eyes on the message. If visitors see a chart, they quickly see trends and outliers. If visitors see a massive spreadsheet of data and couldn’t see a trend, the user experience can greatly deteriorate.Alt: Premade chart components from Mockplus help simplify your data visualization.All in all, data visualization can be beneficial for UX Designers in two main ways:Data visualization helps to improve the design process: UX designers need to conduct user research and collect data before creating a product design, data visualization can help them get a clearer user persona, thus creating a design that suits the user better;Data visualization helps to improve the user experience:the most stunning visualization could utterly fail at conveying the right message or it could speak volumes, thus the information can be easily understood and grasped, which could certainly help to improve the user experience and enhance its conversion rate.Once data is visualized and contextualized into journey maps, infographics and charts, designers can start to prototype solutions. Luckily, if you choose a prototyping tool like Mockplus, it can allow you to incorporate real user data into your prototypes!Top 8 data visualization tools for UX DesignersThere are a lot of data visualization tools out there to help UX designers get a handle on the information. Choosing them for your products or websites can be a daunting task. Here we will share with you 10 of the best data visualization tools, hope you can get the one that meets your needs. Now let’s check the list.DatawrapperDataWrapper is a data visualization tool for creating charts, maps and tables. It is an easy-to-use tool that almost anyone can create charts, tables, graphs, and more, without possessing any software or design skills. It is also an excellent choice for data visualizations for news sites and journalists often use it to embed live charts into their news articles.Key features:It has an easy and simplified UI;It does require code or design skills;It offers print-ready graphics;It is compatible with all operating systems;It provides 20 chart types, maps, and tables that include search and heatmaps;It allows team collaboration with Slack integration and admin permissions;Its visualizations can be exported as PNG, SVG, and PDF.Pricing:Datawrapper is free for designing some basic charts. Its plan starts at $599 per month and Enterprise pricing is upon request.2. Google ChartsGoogle Chart is a powerful freemium data visualization tool for browsers and mobile devices.If you prefer data visualization tools used on search engines, this is the right thing. It can also give you more control over the charts you create and will enable you to zoom the charts.Key features:It is simple to learn and user-friendly;It is easy to embed the chart on your web page by using JavaScript;It allows access to data from most data sources, including third-party data providers;It is easy to integrate with additional Google tools and products;It offers a wide variety of chart formats;It is cross-browser compatible and highly interactive.Pricing:Google Charts is completely free of charge.3. TableauTableau is one of the most popular data visualization tools on the market among non-developers. It is very easy to use but incredibly powerful. It offers both solid support and sample visualizations that help newbies get going. The public version of Tableau is free to use for anyone looking for a powerful way to create data visualizations that can be used in a variety of settings.Key features:It has hundreds of data import options;It provides lots of video tutorials to walk you through how to use Tableau;It provides extensive options to secure data without scripting;It allows you to perform data blending easily;Teams can perform real-time analysis of their data on Tableau;It offers JavaScript extensions and APIs for custom reports via JavaScript charting libraries;It comes with different versions, such as the Tableau server, cloud, and desktop.Pricing:Tableau provides a 14-day free trial but the free version doesn’t allow you to keep data analyses private. It offers different plans for individuals and organizations. The paid plans start from $15 per user/month and range up to $70 per user/month.4. InfogramInfogram is a great option for non-designers as well as designers. The drag-and-drop editor makes it easy to create professional-looking designs without a lot of visual design skills. With real-time permissions and version history, it allows entire teams to work on a project in real time. What’s more, it’s easy to use and any member of the team can tell an engaging story in just a few clicks without having to know the code.Key features:It offers lots of ready-to-use templates;It provides interactive charts and maps that include links, tabs, tooltips, and clickable legends;It has an extensive library of icons and photos to create stunning visuals;Its responsive infographics that look neat on all devices and on most social media;It has powerful analytics that tracks user activity on a website.Pricing:Infogram offers users a free version, but it has limited capabilities. Paid plans start at $19 for Personal plans and go as high as $149 for Enterprise plans.5. PlotlyPlotly is another data visualization tool that lets you create presentations, charts, and dashboards. It helps designers to create and steward the leading open-source data visualization and app-building libraries for ML, data science, engineering, and the sciences.Key features:It is web-based and easy to use;It has a substantial number of chart design options;It is easy to import data and create amazing graphics with the help of their visualization library and online chart creation tool;It has built-in software that lets you analyze your data using Excel, Javascript or Matlab;Pricing:Potly offers users a free version, but it has limited capabilities. If you submit your personal information to its website, you can get a customized paid plan.6. SisenseSisense is a business intelligence tool for creating data visualizations that help your business to gain insights. It is specially created to visualize large amounts of data. The platform also helps designers or business owners create their own dashboards according to their needs.Key features:It allows deploy your work on the cloud using Windows or Linux;It filters data by dropping fields on the canvas;It is very flexible and allows for easy customization;Users can export data to CSV, PDF, Excel, Images and other formats;It allows users to export files in multiple formats such as PPT, Excel, MS Word, PDF, etc.Pricing:If you are interested in this tool, you need to schedule a call with the Sales team who will understand the requirements and make a custom model based on them.7. ChartBlocksChartBlocks is another quick and easy data visualization tool, which allows you to combine data from multiple sources into one comprehensive graphic. Charts with ChartBlocks are hosted with D3.js, and are fully responsive to share on any platform and to view on any device.Key features:It is fully customizable, and can be adjusted to fit brand guidelines or a project’s color palette;The data for its charts can be imported from spreadsheets or SQL, or entered manually;It is easy to use and its learning curve isn’t steep;It was integrated with Ceros and it is an interactive content creation tool.Pricing:ChartBlocks offers a free plan that allows up to 50 active charts, which is perfect for beginners. The paid plans go up to $65/month with additional features like API integration and live data polling.8. D3.jsD3.js is another data visualization tool, which allows you to manipulate elements of a webpage in the context of a data set. It also offers rare functions such as curve-generation, associating data with an HTML element, and code reusability.Key features:It is very powerful and extremely flexible;It supports large datasets and has huge number of chart types;It supports the visualization of HTML, CSS, and SVG data;It helps you with Document Object Model (DOM) manipulation.Pricing:For individuals, its pricing starts from $ 7 per user/month. For a team with an organization account, D3.js pricing starts from $ 9 per user/month.Wrap upThe enlisted data visualization tools above are great and cover several possible purposes and use cases. Just spend some time exploring the various available options then choose the one best for your business. As UX designers, you need to rely on data to make important decisions throughout the UX design and development process and these tools can help you make a better design. However, if you want to have a design that suits your clients’ requirements best, you can choose Mockplus, which provides bar charts, radar charts, column charts and etc, efficiently getting your data visualized on screen and optimizing the way you design!Other related articles:Top 16 Responsive Website Design Tools for Design BeginnersTop 25 User Flow Tools & Templates for Smooth UX10 Best UI Animation Tools for Great Modern Designs in 2020Top 8 Data Visualization Tools for UX Designers in 2022 was originally published in Muzli - Design Inspiration on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

15 Best Professional Web Design Software in 2022

Are you looking for the best professional web design software to make beautiful websites? In this article, we will share with you the 15 best web design softwares for different use-cases, including those for building websites, UX/UI design and graphic design. Now let’s dive in.Best web design software for building websites1. WordPressWordPress is a free and open-source software that can help you create a website in minutes. It offers the best combination of flexibility, power, and ease-of-use necessary to build and launch content-based websites. More than 40% of all websites run on WordPress, making it the most popular Content Management System around the globe. WordPress offers you many built-in optimizations and responsive, mobile-ready themes, you can change anything in a theme like its colors, text, background, and images to fit your needs. It is very easy to use and you can easily publish content in the blink of an eye.Pricing: WordPress offers a free plan. Its paid plans start at $15/month.2. WixWix is a platform that gives you the freedom to create, design, manage and develop your web presence exactly the way you want. It is much like WordPress, which can be used to create a variety of different sites, including blogs and stores. It is an all-in-one website builder and very friendly to those who have no design or coding experience. By using its drag-and-drop editor, you can simply set up and launch your site in just a few minutes. You can also collaborate with other designers by assigning multiple roles.Pricing: Wix offers affordable plans for those who are not on a large budget. Its paid plans start at $16 per month and include ad removal, increased bandwidth, and additional space for videos.3. Web.comWeb.com is best for providing designers with complete web design services in one location. It uses a drag-and-drop interface, making it easy to add and rearrange elements on your pages. You can easily get started by choosing your domain, picking a package, and then dragging and dropping your website design. With its nice list of templates to choose from, you can get your website up and running even faster. Their support is excellent and gets their professional help when and as soon as you need it.Pricing: Its paid plans start at just $5.95 per month and then $10 per month after that.4. WebflowWebflow is a new, popular all-in-one responsive web design platform that provides an online visual editor platform to design, build, and launch websites. It provides customers a master component library of core layouts, components, and patterns. By using Webflow, you can link movement and animation on your design page to the cursor position to grab user attention. Plus, Webflow enables you to collaborate with other professionals by inviting multiple editors to work on the same website while keeping track of the work.Pricing: Webflow offers a forever-free plan with all the essential web design features. Its paid plans start at $12 per month.5. WeeblyWeebly’s powerful drag and drop website builder and guided set up get you to finsih your website building faster, with no coding needed. It offers many fully customizable themes to ensure you never compromise on design requirements. What’s more, it has a built-in Design Management system, helping you easily save your designs and edits by marking them as templates for future use. The older designs in other projects can also be reused many times.After you finish your design, you can get your pages previewed in real-time, so you can see exactly what your visitors will see.Pricing: It offers a free plan for basic use. Its paid plans start at $5 per month for connecting a custom domain.Best web design software for prototyping and UI/UX6. MockplusMockplus is a simple and quick prototyping tool with rich and comprehensive interface design components and icon libraries. With a simple drag-and-drop, you can build interactive prototypes effortlessly with Mockplus.It has the feature of a responsive layout, helping you adjust, and scale your vision to fit any screen or layout automatically. More than that, you can upload different designs from Figma, Sketch, PS and more to make it a clickable one. You can also collaborate with your team members and do the handoff work online. In a word, Mockplus has everything your product teams need to prototype, design, collaborate and hand off in one place.Pricing: Free. Paid plans start at $5.95 per user/month.7. MarvelMarvel offers rapid prototyping, testing and handoff for modern design teams. Its simple and intuitive design and prototyping tool enables you to wireframe, design and prototype fast. Marvel provides users a huge collection of pre-made assets, images and icons for iOS and Android apps. By using it, your static mockups can be made into interactive prototypes in a few minutes, all online. What’s more, it instantly generates design specs and connects integrations that power up your workflow. However, its free version lacks many features, while the paid version is somewhat costly.Pricing: Free. Paid plans start at $12 per month.8. Proto.ioProto.io helps to bring your idea to life in no time. If you are a beginner designer and developer, Proto.io may be the ideal choice for your project, because it is a simple tool that lets you build clickable prototypes with ease. Its intuitive, drag & drop interface gives you all the building blocks that you need to get started. You can use its timeline feature to create cool animations to show the flow of your app across different screens. With a huge variety of ready-made and fully-customizable templates for web and mobile, your design work can be much easier with Proto.io. But the price is seen as somewhat costly on the user’s side.Pricing: Paid plans start at $24 per month.9. InvisionInvision is a web-based platform that makes your product team collaborate better, align faster, and move forward together in a real-time workspace built for the future of work. Its Invision Studio is a new platform for designers, on which you can design, prototype, and animate. Its layout makes it easy to import wireframes and organize them in your respective user flows. It is also really great for early stage designing and user testing, and produces a low/mid-fidelity prototype for mobile or desktop. Its collaboration features enable others to follow a link to your prototype and insert comments as they click through your prototype on their own devices. However, the performance of both the web and mobile app is often lacking and navigation can be rather laggy.Pricing: Free. Paid plans start at $7.95 per user/month10. FigmaFigma is a vector graphics editor and prototyping tool that is used by more and more UX/UI designers. It focuses on user interface design and user experience design, with an emphasis on real-time collaboration among designers. Figma’s frames are super flexible and help designers prototype projects more easily, and the projects can be shared through a link without much complications. It also provides numerous templates and plugins, allowing you to acheive what you want. However, it does not have many resources like components or icons and is backed by a considerably small community at the moment.Pricing: Free. Paid plans start at $12 per editor/ month.Best graphic design softwares11. Adobe IllustratorAdobe Illustrator is one of the best graphic design softwares for you to choose if you work with logos, icons, sketches, or any other type of visual design. It has the feature of real-time drawing and editing, making you draw, move, scale, and rotate an object in real-time. What makes it unique is its in-panel editing, enabling designers to edit multiple artboards simultaneously and function more efficiently. By using Adobe Illustrator, you can get access to over 90 million images, graphics, templates, and videos from Adobe Stock. Thousands of fonts are available for you to select to implement the most suitable font for your project. What’s more, it is highly compatible with numerous devices that have different configurations from Mac and Windows. Unfortunately, it is costlier in comparison to other vector-based graphic design tools.Pricing: Adobe Illustrator offers a monthly subscription of US$20.99.12. Affinity DesignerIf you are not on a large budget, you can choose Affinity Designer, a clean, capable and cost-effective alternative for Adobe Illustrator. It is suitable for beginners as it is easy to learn and use. It has many outstanding features, including a versatile grid system, which enables designers to set up grids while creating isometric video game graphics and icons. Another feature is its Snapping Option which allows designers to lock and position objects and elements depending on multiple things, like grids, alignment guides, shapes, and etc. Plus, users can apply their work on one project to multiple numbers of artboards.Pricing: It costs $54.99 to buy one on desktop or $21.99 on an iPad.13. SketchSketch is a vector-based graphic design software that can be used for app, web, and interface design only on Mac. It has a minimal interface and requires a low learning curve, making it easy to get started. Its key feature allows objects to resize according to the content automatically, ensuring perfect responsive design/multiple screen sizes and resolutions. Designers love it for it can autosaves all the changes in the design step by step to avoid any loss of design. Designers can also choose from its library of artboard templates for iOS devices to get started. After the design is completed, you can share and collaborate with your team through the cloud to get their real-time feedback.Pricing: Its yearly subscription costs $9 per editor, monthly.14. Gravit DesignerGravit Designer is an HTML-based graphic design software that helps to deliver high-quality vector graphics. It has a clean and intuitive interface and can be used to do most design jobs, from icon design and prototyping to vector illustration and animation. Its dashboard is easy to navigate and allows designers to switch between the tabs or switch dark themes instantly with ease. Several tools are offered by Gravit Designer, including the Bezigon tool, Lasso tools, and Pen tool, which allows users to add multiple files to an element. But you can not get real-time feedback from your team after the design is finished.Pricing: Free. Its paid plans cost $59.99 yearly.15. CanvaCanva is the best free app for graphic design and it is available at Web, iOS, Android, macOS, and Windows. Whether you are a beginner or professional, you can create complex art projects with Canva in minutes. By using Canva, you can easily change your text, fonts, layouts, and colors for your project and also edit in real-time with your teammates from any device. For now, you can add speech bubbles to your images with a simple drag and drop. In a word, Canva can meet designers’ different graphic requirements, from designing creative ad copy to graphic design and visual art.Pricing： Free. Paid plans start at $9.99 per month.ConclusionBuilding for designing a website could never be an easy task. With the best design software in hand, your time and effort can be greatly saved. However, not all of them can help to achieve the exact design requirements. Therefore, you need to check their features one by one to identify which tool can meet your business requirements. Hope any software in this article can help you be more productive and creative for your next design project.15 Best Professional Web Design Software in 2022 was originally published in Muzli - Design Inspiration on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

Planting Tree

Happy Monday, Here's another sweet illustration for Crowdrise. This is illustrating the pricing model starting with small pricing plan. I will upload another shot showing the progress in pricing. Stay tuned and as always let me know what you think. Cheers!

Essential Plan Mobile

Mobile comp for the new plan information pages for customers on www.crowdrise.com so that they can learn a little more about each of the offerings from the 4 available plans. We were able to carry over the story of a growing organization through a series of illustrations for these pages. Learn more about that here: https://dribbble.com/shots/4935267-Pricing-Page-Illustrations-Story

Enterprise Plan

Newly launched Enterprise Plan information pages for customers on www.crowdrise.com so that they can learn a little more about each of the offerings from the 4 available plans. Loving the top hero illustration by @Ted Kulakevich . We were able to carry over the story of a growing organization through a series of illustrations for these pages. Learn more about that here: https://dribbble.com/shots/4935267-Pricing-Page-Illustrations-Story

Floor Plan Design Services

We provide 2D and 3D floor plan design services for home, kitchen, restaurant, office, hospital and more at cost-effective pricing. Reach us for more details. http://www.proglobalbusinesssolutions.com/floor-plan-conversion-services/

Premium Plan

Recently launched the new plan information pages for customers on www.crowdrise.com so that they can learn a little more about each of the offerings from the 4 available plans. Loving the top hero illustration by @[946315:Ted Kulakevich ] . We were able to carry over the story of a growing organization through a series of illustrations for these pages. Learn more about that here: https://dribbble.com/shots/4935267-Pricing-Page-Illustrations-Story

Plan Selector

Saw this amazing concept by @[124059:Virgil Pana] along with the available GitHub repo by @[25514:Ramotion] and thought it would be really cool to incorporate a tool to help nonprofits choose the right CrowdRise by GoFundMe plan for them by moving the tool around to select their online fundraising goal on our pricing page. Ultimately, ended up getting scrapped due to some HubSpot limitations, but still a fan of the idea. Xcode version implemented by @[25514:Ramotion] and made open-source: https://github.com/Ramotion/fluid-slider

Why Designers Need to Learn about Business

The difference between service design and Business Design explainedWhat is the difference between a Business Designer and a service designer anyhow? Isn’t it the same? What do you do that we don’t? an agitated colleague asked me recently. She is a service designer. She has an interest in Business Design and wants to learn more. But she still gets confused about the difference. With this article we will try to clarify.Business Meets DesignFig. 1: Google trends for service and business design for the past year.The search interest in service design and Business Design illustrates the fact that the first is more known in the design community. They share a similar approach but are distinct in their focus and tools. We will look at the biggest differences between the two.In a later article we will discuss the distinction between Business Design and business analysis.Business Design vs. Service DesignService design cares about user experience. The focus is on user-friendliness and the desirability of the product. But this is not enough. Imagine a team building a great user experience for a very popular product, but without a business model.Without Business Design there is no viability and the company will eventually go bankcrupt. Signs for a lack of business sense arelack of market overview: competition and positioning,unprofitable business model,arbitrary pricing,over-optimistic marketing,disregard of company assets, andan unclear strategy.Business Design focuses on creating, delivering and capturing value. It is concerned about the tangible benefits that are delivered to customers and partners. And it puts a price tag on these benefits.Business Designers and service designers look at innovation from different perspectives. Here we summarize the differences in seven categories:Fig. 2: Categorized differences between Business Design and service designBusiness model vs. service conceptWhat is the focus of analysis? A service designer looks at the integration of all product features and supporting functions in a service concept or blueprint. The Business Designer looks at the business model and where value creation happens.Solid business vs. delightful user experienceWhat are we striving for? A service designer wants to create the best user experience while the Business Designer wants to create a sustainable business. They have to work together to achieve both.Company strategy vs. product roadmapHow do we plan? A service designer plans the product roadmap to know what to work on and coordinate with other stakeholders. A Business Designer thinks about the company’s overall strategy and organisation. A financial plan quantifies the assumptions.Customer vs. user personaWho are we designing for? While the focus of the designer is the user and he creates a user persona to understand their needs, the Business Designer focuses on the customer because this will be the person that pays for the value created. Especially in B2B user and customer are rarely the same person.Market research vs. interviewsHow do we do research? A service designer employs user interviews and other qualitative methods to find out about the user’s needs. A Business Designer looks at the market, competition and industry trends.Marketing funnel vs. customer journeyHow do we look at the users experience? The service designer looks at the Customer journey to understand how the user persona experiences the product. He tries to make the user’s journey as frictionless as possible. The Business Designer defines a sales or marketing funnel that understands in detail the buying decision process and thinks about the necessary actions in each step to make the product or service successful.Revenue vs. engagementWhat do we measure? A service designer will draw satisfaction from a proven engagement of the user with the service. A Business Designer measures his success in monetary revenue and profits.Fig. 3: Business Design at the intersection of business and designShared ApproachesIn practice the boundaries between the two professions are not so strict and service designer take over Business Design tasks and vice versa. Especially the way they approach problems is very similar.Focus on the ProblemBoth invest time in thoroughly understanding — or even defining — a problem before they try to find a solution. They work together to define a value proposition that makes the users happy and also have a sustainable business model.Run ExperimentsBusiness and service designers frame assumptions that they carefully test. Both build MVPs (minimum viable products) to validate their hypothesis and run experiments before they spend more resources on a high definition product.ConclusionWe need Business Design and service design. Service designers should know about business and learn the basics, while Business Designers need to understand the importance of user experience. Compared to more traditional professions they spend more time on identifying the problem and validating assumptions. They have a bias to action over analysis.Of course, the two are part of the whole innovation triangle: we also need tech and execution to get our product into the market.Fig. 4: The innovation triangleShare your thougths and sign up to my newsletter on Business Design to stay updated.Why Designers Need to Learn about Business was originally published in Muzli - Design Inspiration on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

How to Find the Right White Label Website Builder for Your Agency

Web design agencies face a lot of obstacles in closing the deal with new clients. One of the most common ones is the argument that business owners make: “Why do I need to pay you to build my website when I can just do it myself?” White labeling your website builder would be one way to close that argument, but that’s not the only reason agencies should be white labeling their website builder platform. The right white label solutions can boost brand awareness, productivity, and profitability, among other things. How exactly do you know what the right one is? Below we’ll look at 11 features that your white label website builder should include if you want to maximize your results. What is a white label website builder? A white label website builder is basically a website builder that digital agencies can customize with their own branding and offer it to their customers as their own website and product. Using a white label website builder enables agencies to focus on growing their business while offering website-building services to their customers without investing in building their own platform. Typically with website builders, their branding is everywhere. The top-left corner has their logo. The domain name is theirs. Even the email notifications that come from the builder are branded. A white label website builder, on the other hand, gives agencies the ability to mask the builder’s branding and replace it with their own logo and visual branding. There are a number of advantages to doing this. A white label solution can help you: Improve your agency’s reputation. Gain a competitive advantage. Reduce client churn. Add a new revenue stream. Streamline project and client management. And much more. Learn more about which types of digital agencies benefit most from a white-label website builder here. What features should you look for in a white label website builder? While the basic concept of white labeling holds true across website builders, it’s not always implemented the same way. So finding a website builder that includes the right white label features for your agency is critical. This means you’ll need to examine the white label functionality as well as the website builder when choosing which one to use. Here are all the features to consider as you search for the perfect white label website builder for your agency: 1. Website builder rebranding Start by looking for a website builder that enables you to transform the user interface into one that’s fully branded to your agency. The goal isn’t just to cover up the logo in the top toolbar. You should be able to mask all of the builder’s branding. For instance, with Brizy Cloud, you can change the builder name, add a custom logo, switch the Support and About links to your own, add custom domain names & more. You can also customize the visual branding on the login screen as well as in the email notifications that go out to your clients from the website builder. For instance, after a new client signs up or you create an account for them, they’ll see your agency’s name and branding in the emails sent by the platform. This will enable you to present the website builder technology as your own. When it comes to Brizy Cloud, in particular, we’ll complete this entire process for you. Over the course of several days, we’ll talk to you about your business, its goals, and gather all the information we need to visually rebrand the website builder for your agency. Just sign up for the White Label agency plan and we’ll get you up and running with a branded website builder in no time. 2. Domain masking Another area of the builder that can be masked is the URL. You can do this at the dashboard level as well as the editor level. With Brizy, your clients wouldn’t see the brizy.cloud domain anywhere inside your website builder. Instead, they’d see your agency’s name (or whatever you wanted to call your builder). In this example, our custom domain is called “Eunixa”. Replacing the builder’s branding with your own branding will lend credibility to your agency. It will also serve as a constant reinforcement of your branding as clients go into the builder to manage their website. 3. Scalable website builder Your website builder should be able to expand as your agency and client list does. Brizy Cloud’s Agency plan, for instance, comes with 100 workspaces — that means 100 dedicated spaces for 100 client projects, be they websites, landing pages, or special features like stories or pop-ups. Your website builder should also empower your clients to grow their digital presences. If there are restrictions on how much traffic their site can receive, how much content they can store on the server, or what sorts of sites they can build, they’re inevitably going to run into issues with it. If you want to make the website creation and maintenance process easier on everyone, scalability is a must. This is especially important if your agency designs ecommerce websites. Growth is an inherent part of the ecommerce business model and so you need a white label website builder that can support that process. 4. Intuitive website building experience Many website builders today try to pack way too much into a small space. It might be nice to have all those bells and whistles if you ever need them, but most of the time, they just slow you down. Feature-packed website builders can also be problematic for clients. If you want to empower clients to manage their website’s content, the builder has to be easy to use and require no technical knowledge to master it. So finding a website builder that abides by the same principles of minimal web design that you use in building their websites is a must. 5. Editor customization A drag-and-drop editor should come with all the building blocks you could ever want to quickly piece together your content. A white label website builder, on the other hand, should give you the ability to choose which building blocks are visible. That way, you and your end users aren’t having to waste time sifting through dozens of block options. Only the design elements you need are visible. By fine-tuning the builder at the elements level, you’ll make it more relevant and easier for everyone to use. That goes for your clients as well as the web designers on your team. 6. Diverse use cases Different website builders do certain things better than others. Some are inherently great platforms for blogging. Others are good for constructing small business websites. But if your agency builds websites for a wide range of clients, you need your white label website builder to be good at as many things as possible. For example: Business sites Blogs Landing pages Memberships Popups Stories Each type of site requires very specific functionality. So having the ability to add that functionality without having to depend on 3rd party solutions is crucial. You can even design a multilingual website with ease (without depending on 3rd party, expensive translation solutions). 7. Website templates You can use white label website builders for a number of purposes. You can build and host your client’s site or online store with it. You can resell the website builder technology within a platform of your own. You can also create and sell websites through the platform with the integrated billing solution via Stripe. Regardless of whether you’re the one building the websites or one of your customers, it would be beneficial to find a builder with an ample collection of pre-made designs. Brizy Cloud, for instance, offers over 150 pre-made multi page website templates… and two block kits with more than 750+ pre-made blocks. Pre-made designs speed up the web design process and give you a beautiful and responsive framework to customize. But there’s another benefit of having all these assets at your disposal. If you plan on using a white label builder to resell, you can offer the website builder for free. Then charge a premium to anyone who wants to unlock the hundreds of Pro designs available. 8. Top-of-the-line hosting One of the reasons why people choose SaaS website builders over open source content management systems is the hosting component. With SaaS website builders you don’t have to worry about hosting (limitations, uptime and more), security certificates (SSL), loading speed (Content Delivery Networks), updates and incompatibility issues that inevitably arrive when working with open source CMS systems and plugins. That said, the best solution is a white label website builder without limitations that takes all the pain away and lets you focus on growing your business. For example, Brizy Cloud white label site builder users can check on server status for outages. Brizy can also back up its claims when it comes to matters like security and speed. All sites receive SSL certificate encryption. Plus, Brizy’s CDN offers faster-than-average page loading speeds. 9. Technical maintenance In addition to offering unlimited storage and bandwidth as well as security and speed tune-ups, look for white label website builders that help with the technical upkeep of your sites. Specifically, see if you can find one that automates software updates and website backups. You know that your clients aren’t going to want to deal with them nor will many even know how to manage them. And, let’s face it, you have better things to do with your time. So if you want to ensure that the sites you build stay in good shape, find a website builder that includes technical maintenance as part of the deal. 10. Simplified project management Agencies already have so many platforms they bounce between on a daily basis — email, marketing platforms, CRMs, accounting tools, etc. It’s a lot. If you want to make things a bit easier to manage when it comes to the project side of things, look for a white label site builder with project and client management tools. Within Brizy Cloud, for instance, agencies can create up to 100 workspaces. These workspaces give you dedicated areas to store all the projects you’re working on for each client. 11. Integrated client management & billing solution In addition to project management tools that help you stay better organized, the Brizy white label site builder also works as a client management solution. And if you plan on reselling the website builder, there are billing tools included to streamline that process as well. All of this will be easy to manage from your accounts management dashboard. Under the Clients tab, set up all your web design clients as free users. Then invite them as team members to give them access to the corresponding workspace you’ve set up for them. You can also resell the website builder. You can do this using the included billing solution via Stripe. That will let you bill your clients monthly or yearly and create a stand alone revenue stream where your clients build the websites for themselves and you get paid for it. You’ll have your own Brizy Cloud. You can offer free and premium plans as a reseller. For those who upgrade to your Pro plan, setting up a payment processor within Brizy Cloud is easy. You have the option to integrate with Stripe’s payment processor. As a bonus, we’ll give you a series of white label videos that you can use to create website builder documentation for your users. Being able to offer this type of DIY support — on top of any hands-on support you offer via your Support channel — is a great way to encourage users to choose your Pro plan. It’s also a good way to turn one-time website clients into loyal clients who look to you as a trusted partner. Summary Want to keep your web design clients from seeing which website builder you’re going to use to create their site? You should. A high-quality white label website builder will do more than just enable you to replace the builder logo with your own branding. Robust white label functionality will empower you to improve your agency’s productivity and profitability. If you’re curious about what this excellent tool can do for your agency, book a free demo of Brizy Cloud today.

CometChat Go — Pricing Footer

Hey 👋 The last of the CometChat series are the screens for their Go plan. Today we're sharing the footer for the pricing page, let us know what you think! CometChat offers chat solutions to your websites and apps from ready to go white-label solutions to powerful developer SDKs. We've been learning a lot from this one! 🙌 Shout out to Fred for all the illustrations! ✍️ . Our website @ Significa More of our stuff too: Behance | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram

The 8 Essential Tools That You Need for Solid Business Design Work

How to become a Business Designer (3/3) — the tools“Find out what could be the business model behind this.” — it was my first appointment as a Business Designer. And I just stared at the blank page. Where should I start?If this horror vacui feels familiar, our Business Design tools are your cure.The Power of ToolsSome years ago you needed to be an expert in your field to know where to start this kind of analysis. Today, the internet has democratized access — if you know where to look! In the all-sharing entrepreneurship scene, several frameworks are available that help and guide you through this process. There is a body of knowledge engrained in tools that are openly available and waiting for you to apply them: while each project is new, the underlying questions are not.These Tools Get You Started With Business DesignAlthough this is the final article in our series on How to become a Business Designer, don’t worry if you have not fully developed the mindset and mastered all the skills just yet.As a beginner, I used these tools to approach the field and got familiar with the mindset over time. As with any skill, reading is the first step but to learn it you must practice!This article outlines the tools which are the bread and butter of a Business Designer across the four phases of the innovation cycle. You can use it together with the innovation cycle as a manual for your next Business Design venture.Fig. 1 — The innovation cycle guides the Business Design process and groups 8 tools in 4 phases: (1) research, (2) synthesis, (3) concept and (4) prototype. However, the process is not linear but also iterates among phases.1. Research — Gain Knowledge from Reports and ExpertsStart with thorough desk research to get an idea of your topic, market, and customer. Find articles, studies, reports, books, and conferences on your topic to get a good overview over the industry. Set an alert on google to follow the news about your topic and sign up to newsletters. As you want to build quantitative models watch out for statistical data and check local or regional statistics. I start every project with a deep dive into the industry and connect with experts: complement your desk research with primary customer voices, stakeholder requirements, and expert knowledge. Asking questions and interviewing users is an art in itself. For recruiting experts use directories like LinkedIn or dedicated networks. Meetups provide access to local knowledge. Organize your research with mindmaps and searchable archives. Once you have a good overview of the market, you are ready to move into the synthesis step.2. Synthesis — Understand the Business, Market and Value CreationThe next step is to make sense of your findings about the market, the prevailing business models, your competitors, and the customer.Calculate the size of your available and target market to see if it is worth the effort and analyze your competition to check the market potential of your offering. You can start by mapping your competitors on a 2x2 matrix — the hard thing is to find meaningful axes. I use iterations with different axes to understand the market from different angles. The BCG matrix is a classic for product portfolios that compares based on market size and growth. Learn about your competitors by benchmarking their numbers. Find them in their annual reports, public registrars, press articles, and interviews from (trade) press.If you want to quickly get an understanding of a business model, a value network or ecosystem map helps to understand an industry and to analyze the flows of values among stakeholders. It is also a good tool to evaluate the robustness of an economic system. An alternative is the classic value chain analysis of cost drivers and profit centers.To synthesize the outcome of your primary and user research, use frameworks from design thinking: create personas to get an understanding of your target customer, map customer journeys to immerse into their life, and identify jobs to be done to inspire ideas how to solve their needs.As soon as you are sure of the customer need you progress into concept phase. But beware: the innovation cycle is not a linear process. Sometimes it is best to build a value network and use the findings to inform another round of research.3. Concept — Design a New Business ModelNow the preparations are done, and you are ready to get creative and design the new business model! Draw information from your research and your synthesis and add a spark of inspiration: you can use the following frameworks to guide and document your design process.There are many ways to spark the creative process: you can get inspiration from collections of business model patterns and examples of revenue streams, or get your thinking started with innovation cards like the spark cards, brainstorm cards, or innovation types. These inspiration tools open your perspective and encourage divergent thinking.Once you have a few ideas, business model frameworks are a great method to communicate them, get feedback, and discuss different alternatives. The Business Model Canvas and Lean Canvas help you to structure a business model and make you think about its components. Blue Ocean Strategy helps to find a new market for your offering instead of competing in red water, and a service blueprint shows the players and steps involved in the value creation and makes the idea more tangible.Now that you have an idea of the problem solution fit, your assumptions need to be tested and validated with a prototype4. Prototype — Test Your (Financial) AssumptionsNext you develop a prototype to test your most critical assumptions. You build a minimum viable product (or RAT) to maximize learning and iterate on the critical components of your business model: I once stopped a very early project after we did initial prototyping and found out that our pricing was far from realistic and we would never make enough revenue to be viable.In Business Design your main prototyping tool is the financial plan — a spreadsheet that provides an overview and forecast for your business idea (it can get very elaborate). Use it as the basis for a hypothesis driven approach. Figure out what are the most important key performance indicators (KPIs) — e.g. with a sensitivity analysis — and which ones you should verify first. Use some “quick and dirty” methods to build a fact base on which you can test critical financial metrics: for example, I approximate customer acquisition costs with a marketing campaign to a landing page or do customer research to find out about the usage frequency of a service.Good performance management and well-defined, actionable KPIs help measure the progress of your venture, informing decision making and strategy. Discovery Driven Planning provides a set of tools to evaluate a business idea early on and decide on the effort of strategic initiatives.This process of identifying critical assumptions and meticulous validating them through testing helps you to continuously learn with an efficient use of your resources. If you falsify one of your assumptions you can easily go back to a previous phase. If your assumptions hold true you take a further step towards executing your business idea.Bonus: Support Tools — How to Communicate and Work in TeamsNext to these Business Design tools there are some skills that always come in handy: a big part of your job will be to communicate your ideas and persuade others to follow your guidance. Whether it is a classic presentation or a pitch — both need storytelling and clear communication of your findings. If you display quantitative data, think through how to best visualize it.Business Design is an intersectional discipline and you co-create a lot of ideas. To design and facilitate co-creation workshops is an art in itself which requires a certain mindset: balancing structure and creativity. Make sure to prepare an agenda and set the format while also being open to new ideas and discussions you have not scheduled for. If done right, workshops are a very efficient way to ideate, communicate, and iterate concepts.Since businesses are composed of people, good stakeholder management is a key skill for a Business Designer. It keeps stakeholders aligned and makes sure that politics do not get in the way of great ideas. Besides empathy and relationship building, more formal tools will help as well. Make sure to do structured project planning to get everyone on the same page and clarify roles. I found pre-mortems to be a great tool to identify project risks and do after action reviews to facilitate learning.ConclusionThere are hundreds of tools and frameworks even beyond what I have linked here that can help you with your Business Design projects. Follow the innovation cycle as a guideline and apply the appropriate tool for the appropriate problem. If they fit your purpose, go with them, if not, try something else. Over time and with practice, you will build up a portfolio of tools for each situation, strengthen your skills, and learn the mindset. You will become faster in evaluating new tools, and eventually you will come up with your own frameworks.I am costantly learning from my colleagues in the field, who are coming up with new tools and frameworks that inform my work and make me a better Business Designer. Now that you have completed my series on How to become a Business Designer, I hope you are ready to join us in the Business Design community!Tell us about your favorite tool and your experiences in the comments!Thanks to Christoph and Suhayl for feedback on early drafts.The 8 Essential Tools That You Need for Solid Business Design Work was originally published in Muzli - Design Inspiration on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

Pricing plan

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10 Best Marketing Agency Websites (Examples, Inspo, and Templates!)

Marketers are skilled in developing strategies, producing visual assets, writing text with high impact, and optimizing everything for engagement and conversion on websites, social media, and everywhere else in between. However, a marketing plan is only as successful as the website you use to get leads from.Because of this, your marketing agency requires a website that completely impresses visitors. Continue reading for a list of 10 best marketing agency websites, which you can use as inspiration for your own site’s design or as a quick and simple guide to creating a new one. We'll also show you how BeTheme might be useful if you're seeking suggestions on a WordPress theme or page builder to speed up the process. 10 top websites for marketing agencies in 2023 Having an excellent portfolio is not enough for your marketing agency website. It must have a similar aesthetic to the websites you will create for customers. The copy should be attractive so customers should regret not discovering you sooner. Additionally, it must include built-in conversion-boosting features. Do you want to see how that comes along? Find motivation here: 1. Porter Novelli Porter Novelli has developed marketing campaigns for many of the world’s top brands. With as impressive a portfolio as this agency has, their website design and copy are clean, simple, and to the point. Rather than bog down prospective clients with too many details, they give their visuals ample room to speak on behalf of the agency. If you want to create a similarly simple, yet powerful visual effect, start with the BeMedia 2 pre-built site. 2. BeMarketing 2 While it's typical to see websites for marketing agencies chock full of images and videos showcasing their work, BeMarketing 2 adopts a different strategy. Most of the websites your leads will visit don't appear like the 3D/flat illustration design does. Additionally, it's designed to showcase both your work and the digital goods you offer in a way that is incredibly engaging. 3. Lilo Social The website for Lilo Social is a great example of how to successfully ditch the predictable symmetry and grid layouts that so many marketing agency websites use. With a lightweight design, hand-drawn and illustrated geometric elements, and a well-balanced (albeit asymmetric) layout, Lilo Social's site carves a unique path and does it well. If you're looking to create a similar effect, consider using the BeAgency 6 site. 4. BeBusiness 6 Having your marketing agency's human aspect visible to potential clients is one of the finest methods to establish trust. The prebuilt BeBusiness 6 website does this. You may give your agency an accessible, sympathetic vibe while also highlighting your successes by presenting the individuals who work for it as well as the clients you've served throughout time. 5. BeCreative 4 There are additional techniques to look more personable to the clientele you wish to work with for your firm. Everything hinges on who they are. An excellent alternative for focusing on medium-sized corporations and organizations would be the prior agency site. On the other side, BeCreative 4’s young style, which has spinning emblems, funky fonts, and emoji, is quite successful in luring customers from smaller businesses, particularly those led by members of Generation Z. 6. BeAgency 8 Want to persuade people that your company is the best at understanding engagement? Design the hero section of your website using a different strategy from BeAgency 8’s prebuilt website. You may get visitors to interact with your website right away by using the fold to provide a sneak peek of your content. 7. BeAgency 5 A wonderful example of how basic design will always be fashionable is seen in BeAgency 5. In this age of distraction, it's important to incorporate unexpected shocks into your basic design to keep people interested. To entice visitors into the agency's content, this site, for instance, combines hand-drawn features, eye-catching trust marks, and hover-triggered action alternatives. 8. BeAgency 7 More than just attracting and generating leads is possible with a marketing agency website. Consider BeAgency 7 as an example. The purpose of this prebuilt website is to sell marketing services. Visitors are immediately made aware of this via the Pricing page and the ecommerce components incorporated into the header. Put your website to work for you like this one does if you're searching for a solution to streamline your sales process. 9. BeBusiness 4 If you're starting a new marketing firm, visitors to your website need to be greatly impressed. A striking design will be beneficial. The same is true for trust indicators like number counters, FAQs, and well-known partnerships. All of these features and more are available on the BeBusiness 4 website. 10. BeLanding 4 Websites for various kinds of businesses and purposes can also be a terrific source of inspiration, in addition to those for marketing agencies. For example, BeLanding 4 is a fantastic illustration of how to pack a ton of details about your portfolio, client endorsements, pricing, and more onto a single web page. To help users navigate the page's extensive information, mascots have been put to prominent places of the page. Generate better results with a strong marketing agency website You'll be able to generate leads and get new clients thanks to your substantial body of online work. But in order to showcase your very finest and most successful work, you need a website where you can put it all together. Additionally, it must turn interested leads into paying customers. The 10 best marketing agency websites that you saw provide several methods for accomplishing this. You want a WordPress theme and page builder that makes it simple for you to establish a website for your agency without limiting what you can design. It's also a good idea to seek a solution that can be used to create websites for your own clientele. Your theme should include white labeling features that allow you to customize the WordPress backend in addition to being a WordPress design powerhouse. Make the login screen your own. Replace the theme's branding with your own (or the logo of your client). Even block access to the visibility of dashboard sections that your customer doesn't require. You've been searching for an all-inclusive solution, and BeTheme is it. Everything you need to develop your website as well as the websites of your clients is included, including 650+ pre-built sites (some of which are represented in the list above), a strong and user-friendly website builder, and white labeling.