Hey @Janis Zalitis! It may help if you work on the design a bit and group things together. The text is very large and the page is long for what's on it. It might also help with conversions if you use a custom domain instead of the systme.io one. I took a few minutes and played with your Matrix design, hope it helps!

I’d recommend making the page responsive to all devices. People tend to not like staging domains. If you land on a page that uses one it takes away the credibility of the business because you’re promising success and that you’re an expert but yet can’t afford a $20 domain. It’s all about perception in the eyes of your customer. 🙂

Hey @Soliu Tiamiyu! Great job for Day 2! For design I would recommend looking into visual hierarchy and grouping. And as always, make sure that your padding and margin are adequate and consistent. As an exercise, you could also try breaking up the sections so that they are not "stripy" and playing with the images a bit so that they are not just rectangles.

Hey Morgan, It’s recommended to build them in your own software and then share the share link with the client at the end. Unfortunately there are some dishonest people who will just change their password and never pay you if you work inside their account. But if you have a trustworthy client then you could do this no problem. Best is to get paid upfront before building the funnel at all. If you need though, it’s recommended to at least get 50% payment before starting and then the rest before delivery. Your client will need their own account of whichever software they will host their business in. Hope that helps!

@Robert Dulski Adobe actually owns Figma now I believe @Mousumii C Devi They both have different purposes Figma is a UI/UX design software to build mockups and prototypes of webpages and apps Photoshop is a raster image editor that is highly more capable of editing and manipulating images So ideally you would use the two softwares together, PS to edit the photos which would then go inside your UI design in Figma The same as if you were editing more complex vectors you would need a software like Illustrator, then place the vector inside Figma for the UI design where you can do minor edits There are free softwares though, for raster image editing you could use Photopea instead of PS