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slug: landing-page-workflow
title: A landing page workflow with the team
category: capability
status: published
tags: [landing page, design, copy, conversion, workflow, 落地页, 工作流]
aliases: []
lastEditAt: 2026-04-26
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You can ship a landing page in a couple of days with the team handling research, copy, design, and code.

**How it runs**

Day 1, you tell Astra "I need a landing page for our new pricing experiment." She asks who it's for, what they should do on the page, and what's the one thing the page has to make clear. You answer, she briefs the team.

Riley does the audience research — pulls how three competitors talk about a similar offer, finds the objections customers raise in your support emails, and writes a positioning brief. You read it and pick the angle.

Casey writes the copy: headline, subhead, three sections, the CTA, the FAQ. She gives you two headline options and waits for your pick.

Sam designs the page in your brand — hero block, social proof row, sections, footer. You see a preview, leave notes if anything feels off. Sam revises.

Dev builds it as real, responsive code. He wires the form to your email tool or whatever capture you've set up. He pushes the code and gets a preview link.

You click through on desktop and phone. If anything feels wrong, you say so in chat — Sam or Dev fix it. Once you approve, Dev ships it to production.

**Once it's running**

For follow-up pages, the team gets faster — they reuse the design system Sam built and the patterns that worked. A second page is usually a one-day job.