

Conversion-driven landing page
Overview
What
Raincouture, a Dutch retail brand, needed a landing page to promote a time-limited sample sale in Amsterdam. The event came with complex logistics: entry conditions, payment limitations, and sizing restrictions.
My task was to design a page that communicated urgency while keeping the experience clear, engaging, and on-brand.
Why
Sample sales can feel overwhelming if the rules aren’t communicated clearly. Without clarity, users may hesitate, leading to drop-offs or event-day confusion.
The landing page needed to:
Highlight urgency to drive immediate action.
Simplify complex event details so users could understand conditions quickly.
Ensure brand consistency to maintain trust and recognition.
Reduce friction in the ticket reservation process by linking directly to Eventbrite.
How
I approached the design with a focus on clarity and motivation:
Hero section as anchor – Grouped all key event details (date, conditions, and CTAs) to capture attention and prompt fast decision-making.
Supporting sections – Added FAQs and ticket pricing for transparency, anticipating questions before they could create friction.
Dynamic gallery – Showcased models wearing Raincouture pieces available at the sale, reinforcing the value of attending.
Brand alignment – Maintained visual consistency with Raincouture’s identity to build trust and recognition.
Conversion-first design – Optimized CTAs to lead directly to Eventbrite, minimizing extra steps.
Outcome
The landing page successfully balanced urgency, clarity, and brand experience. In the first week:
3,000+ visitors engaged with the page.
~33% conversion rate, resulting in nearly 1,000 ticket reservations.
Categories
Retail
Role
Design



Conversion-driven landing page
Overview
What
Raincouture, a Dutch retail brand, needed a landing page to promote a time-limited sample sale in Amsterdam. The event came with complex logistics: entry conditions, payment limitations, and sizing restrictions.
My task was to design a page that communicated urgency while keeping the experience clear, engaging, and on-brand.
Why
Sample sales can feel overwhelming if the rules aren’t communicated clearly. Without clarity, users may hesitate, leading to drop-offs or event-day confusion.
The landing page needed to:
Highlight urgency to drive immediate action.
Simplify complex event details so users could understand conditions quickly.
Ensure brand consistency to maintain trust and recognition.
Reduce friction in the ticket reservation process by linking directly to Eventbrite.
How
I approached the design with a focus on clarity and motivation:
Hero section as anchor – Grouped all key event details (date, conditions, and CTAs) to capture attention and prompt fast decision-making.
Supporting sections – Added FAQs and ticket pricing for transparency, anticipating questions before they could create friction.
Dynamic gallery – Showcased models wearing Raincouture pieces available at the sale, reinforcing the value of attending.
Brand alignment – Maintained visual consistency with Raincouture’s identity to build trust and recognition.
Conversion-first design – Optimized CTAs to lead directly to Eventbrite, minimizing extra steps.
Outcome
The landing page successfully balanced urgency, clarity, and brand experience. In the first week:
3,000+ visitors engaged with the page.
~33% conversion rate, resulting in nearly 1,000 ticket reservations.
Categories
Retail
Role
Design



Conversion-driven landing page
Overview
What
Raincouture, a Dutch retail brand, needed a landing page to promote a time-limited sample sale in Amsterdam. The event came with complex logistics: entry conditions, payment limitations, and sizing restrictions.
My task was to design a page that communicated urgency while keeping the experience clear, engaging, and on-brand.
Why
Sample sales can feel overwhelming if the rules aren’t communicated clearly. Without clarity, users may hesitate, leading to drop-offs or event-day confusion.
The landing page needed to:
Highlight urgency to drive immediate action.
Simplify complex event details so users could understand conditions quickly.
Ensure brand consistency to maintain trust and recognition.
Reduce friction in the ticket reservation process by linking directly to Eventbrite.
How
I approached the design with a focus on clarity and motivation:
Hero section as anchor – Grouped all key event details (date, conditions, and CTAs) to capture attention and prompt fast decision-making.
Supporting sections – Added FAQs and ticket pricing for transparency, anticipating questions before they could create friction.
Dynamic gallery – Showcased models wearing Raincouture pieces available at the sale, reinforcing the value of attending.
Brand alignment – Maintained visual consistency with Raincouture’s identity to build trust and recognition.
Conversion-first design – Optimized CTAs to lead directly to Eventbrite, minimizing extra steps.
Outcome
The landing page successfully balanced urgency, clarity, and brand experience. In the first week:
3,000+ visitors engaged with the page.
~33% conversion rate, resulting in nearly 1,000 ticket reservations.
Categories
Retail
Role
Design




