The client
- Business
- KoboSave helps market traders save a little every market day through a simple app
- What they want from you
- A marketing website that explains daily micro-savings and grows an app waitlist
- Platform
- Marketing website · desktop first · 5 pages
- Note
- Fictional client for practice. Responsive breakpoints are stretch after desktop works.
Who the site is for
Musa, 34, fabric trader at Balogun Market. Uses POS daily. Has no formal savings habit.
He distrusts digital savings after hearing about hidden fees. He needs fees and trust cues on the site before he shares his phone number.
What success looks like
The website wins when a visitor understands the offer and takes one action. Not company revenue targets.
- Explain simply
- Visitor understands "save small every market day"
- Join waitlist
- Phone number submitted
Pages to design
- Home
- Offer, savings example, waitlist button
- Product
- Daily auto-save, lock period, withdrawal rules
- Security & trust
- Partner bank, encryption, disclaimer
- Pricing / fees
- Clear fee table
- Contact
- Waitlist phone form + support note
Visitor path
One main button only: Join waitlist
Prototype must include a Thank you page after submit. Not a nav page.
Do not design
- Wallet app, KYC, transfer UI
- Live balance dashboard
- Native mobile app
What you submit
- Sitemap
- Five pages from section 04
- Wireframes
- Grayscale desktop for all five
- Hi-fi UI
- Branded desktop pages
- Prototype
- Home → Pricing / fees → Join waitlist → Thank you
- Presentation
- About 8 minutes
Week 5: write a one-page client intake from this brief (business, audience, success, constraints).
Look & feel
You choose the colours and fonts. Keep the site clear for this audience.
Show fees clearly and a short fictional license line.
Include a waitlist phone field (empty + invalid-phone error), a fee table, a simple security row, and a Thank you page after submit.