The 45th Love Letter by

One Page Love

Dropped a fresh tutorial covering 3 common testimonials mistakes people make in their landing pages (including the 3 fixes!) – read it here or watch on YouTube, Twitter or LinkedIn. I also condensed the lessons into 60s for Shorts, Reels and TikTok if you are in a rush:)

It’s my first tutorial video in ages – hope you enjoy!

Cheers,
Rob

Get Inspired

One Page website inspiration.

Get inspired with these hand-picked Single Page websites I really enjoyed since I last wrote. View all recent entries.

Mason Watson Visit →

Minimal personal page (built with Framer) for freelance product designer and builder Mason Watson featuring a unique bento grid of preview images when you click his projects.

Arrow Dynamics Visit →

A ton of attention-to-detail has been poured into this One Pager (built with Framer) for Arrow Dynamics - an animation library for Framer. The fact the demo video loads up perfect within the skeuomorphic dashboard area, sets this effort apart from 99% of One Pagers I review.

O’Higgins 1625 Visit →

Stylish One Pager (built with Webflow) featuring huge typography and imagery showcasing the apartments and co-working spaces at O'Higgins 1625. The building is located in Barrancas de Belgrano, a city park in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Framer: 2023 Year in Review Visit →

Action-packed annual report One Pager recapping the wonderful 2023 had over at Framer. The visuals are stunning and the keyboard browsing UX is lovely.

Rockmuse Visit →

Exciting Landing Page design (built with Webflow) promoting the unlimited web & mobile design services of Rockmuse. Really feeling the typeface pairing of Swear Display and Kanit.

StoreFilter Visit →

Useful sticky subnav to navigate the product features in this Landing Page (built with Webflow) for StoreFilter, a platform aggregating data from Shopify stores.

JRR Tolkien – the life story Visit →

Storytelling One Pager (built with Tilda) detailing the journey of author JRR Tolkien from his birth in South Africa to his passing in Oxford, England.

“esign is not just how it looks: it's about quietly fixing an egregious mistake in Figma and then gaslighting developers that it was correct all along.”

@kevintwohy

Digital Snacks

My favorite online finds.

A few resources for your next project but also some inspiring links to take a break with. Experienced anything special recently? Holla.

Annotate ($9) - Menubar app to draw over any app or screen on macOS. Useful for making notes during a screen share or video recording.

DevMail - Email sandbox for software developers by Gilbert from Lemon Squeezy. Capture emails from your dev, staging, QA, or CI environments.

Chunk Icons - 600 thick bois in 3 weights, all free, a sweet v3 release by Noah Jacobus. h/t @rogie

tetragrammaton - Simply put, this is Rick Rubins online scrapbook and blog. RR's CV is ridiculous. He deserves all the credit he gets. But this is definitely weird as the quotes section are quotes by him. Trying to wrap my head around it but still fascinating to see why inspires him. When you sign up to newsletter, you'll get the password to access the secret site.

275 CSS Gradients - Neat little resource provided by CSS Pro. Click to copy the CSS to your clipboard.

Naymee - Drew Wilson just shipped a beta of his new social network for people that love domains.

Social Media Content Calendar - Noun Project fleshed out the events/holidays of 2024 with links to icons + photos relevant to each event. Great marketing move this, saving social media managers a bunch of time, respect!