CJ Casanova

There should be nothing to distract your clients from converting so: 1. Be straight to the point - use clear and simple language that resonates with your target user. 2. CTA. If your product provides value, the rest will follow.

This is my first launch on PH, so I don't know what to really expect from it! So here it goes! I'm CJ - over the past 10+ I've been involved in several product and design roles. I've been a Product Designer, Product Manager and QA Manager, both in startups and larger companies. Three constants have remained: 1. My deep appreciation for design and the power it has - the idea of a product...

1. Proper content hierarchy 2. White space 3. Colour selection + contrast

I'd say: No 1. Have those needs and goals well defined from various perspectives (eg. product, development, operations, etc.) No 2. If the solution meets your checklist of goals and needs, check if it fits your budget. Keeping it as simple as that and tends to work beautifully

Currently building an on-demand, subscription-based design agency offering unlimited designs for a flat fee.

Although I've been having tons of fun with Space Grotesk lately, I'd have to go with Open Sans. Reasons: wide range of weights - giving designs a lot of flexibility -, consistent legibility and can be easily adapted to both contemporary and classic designs.