Role
UI Designer
Scope
Reponsive Website
Team
Designer, Developer
Year
2025
Designed a high-converting landing page for The Red Marker to introduce Matterport virtual tour services across the APAC region. Crafted for business impact and clear communication.
Objectives
Design an engaging and informative landing page that introduces Matterport’s 3D scanning services provided by The Red Marker in the APAC region. The goal is to clearly communicate the value of digital twin technology, attract potential business clients (B2B), and support regional expansion by turning visitors into leads.
Requirements
Create a modern and professional landing page targeting B2B audiences (real estate, hospitality, commercial spaces, etc.).
Clearly showcase the key benefits of Matterport services: digital twin creation, immersive 3D experiences, remote collaboration.
Ensure a fully responsive experience across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.
Provide strong and visible CTAs (e.g. "Get in Touch", "Book a Demo", "Learn More").
Include a visual map or country list to highlight service availability across the APAC region.
Turning goals into pixels
To bring this project to life, I started by breaking down the content into clear, purposeful sections — from introducing Matterport’s services to showcasing real-world use cases and highlighting regional coverage. I wanted the landing page to feel informative yet effortless to explore.
Focused on large, immersive visuals and demo content to showcase real Matterport scans, adding visual credibility.
Used a flexible grid system to maintain responsiveness and content hierarchy across all screen sizes.
Applied clean typography and a professional color palette (blue & white) to align with The Red Marker’s brand tone.
Adapting across devices
Ensuring a seamless experience across screens. I designed a fully responsive layout that adapts gracefully from desktop to tablet and mobile.
From rethinking content hierarchy to optimizing touch targets and spacing, every element was considered to make sure the interface remained intuitive, visually consistent, and performance-friendly — no matter the screen size.
