Landing page teardown

A landing page teardown walks through a page section by section and asks what each part does for the visitor. Here is a simple structure to run your own.

Teardown structure

1. Hero: headline, subheading, call to action, image.
2. Problem and solution sections.
3. Proof: testimonials, logos, numbers with sources.
4. Offer and pricing.
5. Final call to action and footer.

For each section, write what it should make the visitor think, then check whether it does.

Where Fix-My-Design fits

Fix-My-Design is a one-time, $19 design and UX audit of a single URL. It runs a deterministic rule set against the fetched page, so every finding points to something on that page. The free preview shows the first three findings. There is no subscription.

It reviews one page. It is not user research and it is not a full-site audit, and a fix is not a promised conversion lift. Open Fix-My-Design or see pricing.