Splash pages are single-page websites that are for the purposes of providing a limited snapshot of an individual or business. For example, they might include a description of you, a gallery of your work, a Google map where your location is, and contact information.

Splash pages can include a navigation menu, but it won't link to other pages on the website - just scroll to certain elements on the splash page itself.

These websites have a home page with a navigation menu that links to other pages with a consistent look and design that have more information. For example, whereas the splash page might have an about section, a multi-page website will have an entire page dedicated to the about section where there is a lot more detail.

A funnel is a specific type of website, usually built around selling a single product or service. It typically has a minimum of three pages that are ordered in a sequence. The first page is the landing page that advertises your product or service. The purpose of the landing page is to get your customer to want your offer and bring them to the second page, the order form. The order form makes it easy to close the client and secure their payment. Once they pay, they'll get taken to the third page, a thank you page. This is where they can get further information about how their order will be delivered (or if it's a digital product, where they can instantly download it).

This is similar to a splash page, but it's made specifically for musicians. It includes links to music, video highlights, marketing drivers, media photos, and a bio.

This type of site looks and feels like a link tree, except it's much more customizable and it allows you to link your own domain.

This type of website is specific to online courses. I will help design your membership portal with branded images for each module. Using my skills as a curriculum developer, I will help you organize your course content so that it is both educational and easy to access for your students.