Case study

Geddit.

I built Geddit a WordPress landing site where every section leads back to a download. Google Play, App Store and Huawei buttons sit under the animated headline, return beneath the phone gallery and appear again in the footer, while businesses, players and press each get a side door that does not distract from the install.

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IndustryAgencies & Tech

Timeline2023

Built withWordPress

Agencies & Tech SaaS & Apps WordPress Web Design Web Development

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// how it was built

From brief to launch.

Success here was counted in installs, so I planned the whole build around repeating the download ask without crowding out other audiences.

01 discover

Installs as the metric

I confirmed the app is listed in three stores and that players, businesses and journalists would all arrive with different needs.
02 plan

Download ask repeated

I mapped store buttons under the hero, badges below the phone gallery and a final set in the footer, with side routes in between.
03 design

Gradient on deep space

I used the brand's magenta-to-blue gradient on black, a frosted pill menu and a glowing contact area over a pinned world map.
04 build

WordPress effects

I built the typing headline, the embedded video reel, the AR phone gallery and a contact form whose phone field includes a flag-based country selector.
05 content

News and newsletter

I added a company news row, a card for newsletter signups and footer links to competitions and locations.
06 ✓ shipped

Stacked store buttons

I checked the three download buttons drop into one column on small screens and stay easy to tap.

What I did

The build, step by step.

Three stores, three chances. I placed download buttons for all three app stores at the top, middle and bottom of the page.
Headlines that type. I coded a typewriter effect that spells out each headline one letter at a time.
Space-black with a gradient glow. Geddit's magenta-to-blue gradient glows on deep black, and the menu floats in a frosted pill around the logo.
Routes for every audience. One button sends businesses to their portal, a teaser tells players theirs is coming, and news and newsletter cards serve the press.
Phones showing the product. A three-phone gallery shows off the AR avatars, and a video reel plays inside the platforms card.