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Overview LaunchPoint is a Dublin-based web design and digital support company selling affordable, subscription-managed websites to Irish small businesses (salons, plumbers, accountants, cafés, etc.). This design is their own marketing website. Primary conversion goal: get visitors to book a free discovery call — every page ends in a "Book a free call" CTA.Read the full README ↗
LaunchPoint is a Dublin-based web design and digital support company selling affordable, subscription-managed websites to Irish small businesses (salons, plumbers, accountants, cafés, etc.). This design is their own marketing website. Primary conversion goal: get visitors to book a free discovery call — every page ends in a "Book a free call" CTA.
The files in this bundle are design references created in HTML — prototypes showing intended look and behavior, not production code to copy directly. Your task is to recreate these designs in the target codebase's existing environment (React, Next.js, Astro, plain HTML/CSS — whatever the project uses) with its established patterns. If no codebase exists yet, choose an appropriate stack for a small marketing site (a static or SSR framework like Astro or Next.js is a good fit) and implement the designs there.
LaunchPoint Site.dc.html contains two things:
id="2a") — the authoritative build-out. A full multi-page site (Home, Services, How it works, Pricing, FAQ, Book a call) with working header/footer navigation. This is what should be implemented.id="1a", 1b, 1c) — three earlier single-page style explorations. 1a ("Boardroom clean") is the chosen direction and is what 2a is built from. 1b/1c are for reference only; do not implement.All styling is inline on each element, so exact values can be read directly from the markup. The 2a markup starts at the <section class="dv-turn" id="t2"> block near the top of the file; page templates are the <sc-if> blocks (Home, Services, How it works, Pricing, FAQ, Book a call), and the navigation/state logic is the class Component extends DCLogic script at the bottom.
High-fidelity. Colors, typography, spacing, copy and layout are final. Recreate faithfully at desktop width (1240px content canvas). Responsive/mobile behavior was NOT designed — implement sensible stacking (grids collapse to 1 column, header nav collapses to a menu) using the codebase's conventions.
| Token | Value | Use |
|---|---|---|
| Navy (ink) | #0f1f3d | Headings, dark bands, form card, footer wordmark |
| Primary blue | #1f66d6 | CTAs, links, accents, active nav, featured tier |
| Blue hover | #1a56b5 | Primary button hover |
| Blue tint | #e6effc | Icon/number badges, "in every plan" pill |
| Body text | #4a5670 | Paragraphs |
| Secondary text | #3c4a63 | Nav links, checklist items, quotes |
| Muted | #7a8499 | Captions, footnotes, footer |
| Muted on navy | #aab6cc | Subheads on #0f1f3d bands |
| Surface | #f4f6f9 | Alternating section backgrounds |
| Border | rgba(15,31,61,0.08)–0.12 | Card borders, dividers |
#0f1f3d, text-wrap: balance.#1f66d6.#4a5670.0 12px 32px rgba(31,102,214,0.14); primary button shadow 0 4px 14px rgba(31,102,214,0.28).Six routes sharing one header and footer:
/ Home/services Services/how-it-works How it works/pricing Pricing/faq FAQ/book-a-call Book a callIn the prototype, navigation is client-side state (page). In production, use real routes. Active header link: #1f66d6; inactive: #3c4a63; hover: #1f66d6.
padding: 20px 64px, bottom border 1px solid rgba(15,31,61,0.08).assets/launchpoint-logo.png), height 42px, links to /.background:#1f66d6; color:#fff; padding:12px 24px; border-radius:8px; font-weight:700, hover #1a56b5.padding: 28px 64px, top border, 14px #7a8499, space-between.#0f1f3d, "Point" in #1f66d6)./)padding:104px 160px 88px. Eyebrow "Web design & management · Dublin, Ireland". H1 58px, max-width 820px: "Affordable websites. Ongoing support. Zero hassle." Subhead 20px, max-width 640px. Buttons: primary "Book a free call" (padding 17px 34px, radius 9px, shadow) → /book-a-call; secondary outline "See pricing" → /pricing. Trust row 14.5px/600 #7a8499: "✓ From €349 · ✓ Live within days · ✓ Updates included".#f4f6f9 band. Heading "No website is costing you customers — every single week." 3 white cards: "They're Googling you" / "A Facebook page isn't enough" / "Out-of-date is worse than nothing".#e6effc/#1f66d6, "01"–"04"): Website design / Online booking / Website management / Digital growth. Centered link "See everything included →" → /services.#f4f6f9. 3 white cards with giant 44px number: Book a free call / Pick from three designs / Go live — we take it from there. Link "See the full process →" → /how-it-works./pricing), middle featured (2px blue border + shadow). Link "Compare plans in detail →".#f4f6f9. "Trusted by businesses like yours". 3 cards: blue ★★★★★, quote, name + business. Placeholder content — swap for real testimonials.#0f1f3d, centered: "Ready to get your business online?" + sub + primary button./services)#f4f6f9 band: ~22 white outline pills (Accountants … Consultants, "+ more"), then "Don't see your industry? Ask us on a free call." → /book-a-call./how-it-works)#f4f6f9, 2-col: checklist (20 minutes on the phone; logo + photos; a yes/no on the design) + white card "Ready to start the clock?" with primary button./pricing)/book-a-call.#f4f6f9, 2-col: 5-item checklist + 3 mini-FAQs (Switch plans later? / What does setup cover? / What if I cancel?)./faq)/book-a-call)Two-column (gap 72px):
#0f1f3d, radius 16, padding 44). "Request your free call". Fields (white, borderless, radius 9): Your name, Business name, Phone number, optional textarea. Full-width blue submit "Request my free call". Footnote: "We'll call you back within one working day. No spam, ever."/book-a-call.#1a56b5; outline buttons gain blue border/text; text links underline; nav links blue. ~150ms ease color transition is appropriate (none specified).The prototype exposes three knobs; treat them as site config, not per-user state:
ctaLabel (default "Book a free call") — the label used on every primary CTA.featuredTier (default "business") — which pricing card gets the featured treatment (border, shadow, "Most popular" pill, solid button).page — prototype-only route switcher; replace with real routing.assets/launchpoint-logo.png — full logo (rocket + wordmark), used in header at 42px height. On dark backgrounds the text wordmark ("LaunchPoint" typed in white/blue) is used instead of the image.README.md — this documentLaunchPoint Site.dc.html — full design source (turn 2a = authoritative; turn 1 = explorations). Open in a browser to view it; click the header links to switch pages. All styles are inline in the markup.assets/launchpoint-logo.png — logoImplement the LaunchPoint marketing site described in
design_handoff_launchpoint_site/README.md, using the design source inLaunchPoint Site.dc.html(sectionid="2a"only) as the visual reference. Match colors, spacing and copy exactly at desktop width; add sensible responsive stacking. Use [your framework] with real routes for the six pages and wire the booking form to [your backend].