Okay, so I wanted to create a landing page for Sofia Vergara’s new underwear line, EBY. Here’s how I went about it, step-by-step.
Brainstorming & Sketching
First, I spent some time just brainstorming. What’s the vibe of EBY? What makes it different? It’s all about comfort, inclusivity, and empowering women. So, I jotted down some keywords and doodled some rough layout ideas on paper. I wanted to keep it clean, modern, and image-focused.
Gathering Assets
Next, I needed some good quality images. I did some digging and found diverse photos showcasing the underwear. I also grabbed the EBY logo in a vector format, so it would look sharp no matter the size.
Choosing a Color Palette
The color scheme was pretty important. I didn’t want anything too jarring. I went with a soft, neutral palette – think warm beige, light gray, and a touch of blush pink. These colors feel feminine and inviting, which I thought fit the brand well.
Building The Basic Structure
Now for the build! I used a simple HTML structure to lay everything out.
- I created a header section for the logo and maybe a navigation menu (though I ended up keeping it super minimal).
- I made a hero section with a large, eye-catching image and a tagline.
- I added a few sections below to highlight key features, like the different styles, the size range, and the comfort factor.
Styling With CSS
With the basic structure in place, I started styling everything with CSS. I used a lot of white space to keep it clean and easy to read.
- I picked a nice, readable font for the body text and a slightly bolder one for headings.
- I played around with image sizes and positioning to make sure everything flowed well.
- I added some subtle hover effects to buttons and links to make it feel a bit more interactive.
Making it Responsive
Of course, I had to make sure it looked good on all devices. I used media queries in my CSS to adjust the layout and image sizes for different screen widths. This was a bit fiddly, but super important for a good user experience.
The Final Touches
Finally, I added a simple call-to-action button, encouraging visitors to shop the collection. I also double-checked everything for typos and broken links.
I think the final result is a simple, elegant landing page. It’s all about showcasing the product and making it easy for people to find what they’re looking for.
