← Week 8
DESN 368

P4.1 - Pre-Design // Product Landing Page

Style, Color, Fonts, Product

Figma Template

P4 Product Landing Page Student Template

Duplicate this file and complete the 01 Pre-Design page first. Your research, style tile, desktop/mobile starter frames, component states, and critique notes all live in this one Figma file.

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TL;DR

Complete the 01 Pre-Design page in the Figma template before moving into the full design.
Submit your duplicated Figma file link in Canvas and add it to the FIGMA PROJECT HERE

Pre-Design Requirements

Submit your duplicated Figma file link in Canvas

1. Product Foundation

What you're designing for:

  • Product/service name
  • Who needs it + why (2 sentences)
  • 2–3 competitors + how yours differs

2. Audience & Goal

Define:

  • Primary user (age, needs, pain points)
  • Conversion action (the ONE thing visitors should do)

3. Style Guide

Provide:

  • Fonts (family + why chosen)
  • Colors (primary, accent, background, text, error/success + hex codes)
  • Spacing system (base unit + scale: e.g., 8–16–24–32–48)
  • Button/input/card style (describe or sketch)

Complete this on the Style Tile page in your Figma file

4. Structure Sketch

Wireframe showing: (draw/sketch this)

  • Hero, nav, video, features, table, form, footer
  • Mobile vs desktop differences
  • Component notes per section
Milestone

Finish in class on Thursday

5. Content Plan

Draft:

  • Hero headline + subheadline
  • 3+ key features with short copy
  • Table type + 3 columns × 4 rows (sample data)
  • Video plan (what it shows, where it goes)
  • Form fields (name, email, message) + error/success states

6. Interactions

Annotate:

  • 1 transform (e.g., "button lifts 4px on hover")
  • 1 animation (e.g., "cards fade in on scroll")
  • Hover/focus/error states for interactive elements

7. Final Check

Before submitting:

  • ✅ All sections above completed
  • ✅ 01 Pre-Design page complete in Figma
  • ✅ Duplicated Figma file link submitted in Canvas

Reflection (3–5 sentences):
What is my biggest design risk right now?