Landing Page View
Course funnel that turns social traffic into paid signups
Landing and checkout flow for an online course — mentor story, proof, pricing, and payment on legacy rails.
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Web App
Cross-platform compressor + download funnel — MVP in weeks
Media Compressor is a full product build - the Electron desktop application and its marketing landing page. The app compresses images and video locally on Windows, macOS, and Linux with a simple drag-and-drop interface, batch processing, and format support. The landing page explains the product, hosts installers, and guides users from download to first use.
MVP to installers
Desktop OS targets
Compression presets & paths
Year
2024
ElectronNextDesktop AppNode.js
The Challenge
The project required both a reliable desktop app for local media compression and a clear online presence - a single place to learn about the app, download it for each platform, and understand how to use it.
Our Solution
We developed the Media Compressor Electron app with a modern UI, support for common image and video formats, configurable compression options, and cross-platform installers. We then built a conversion-focused landing page that showcases the app, provides direct download links, and walks users through installation and basic usage.
Key Features
- Electron desktop app with drag-and-drop and batch compression
- Image and video compression with format and quality options
- Cross-platform builds and installers
- Landing page with hero, feature highlights, and download CTAs
- Install and usage instructions on the site
- Download section with version and release notes
Results
- MVP shipped in 3 weeks (desktop app + landing + installers)
- Local-only compression — no uploads, faster handoffs for heavy files
- One page for discovery, download per platform, and first-run guidance
- Batch workflows and format options suitable for creative and marketing teams
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