The only job: build trust in 30 seconds
The reading order is predictable: headline first, then the contract address to cross-check, then community links, then the roadmap.
Break any step and trust is gone. The site does not need animation — it needs those four things obvious and tappable on a phone.
Six sections you cannot skip
- Hero — one sentence on what the project does, with a visual people remember
- Token mechanics — supply, allocation, tax, vesting schedule
- Roadmap — quarterly columns, marking shipped and in-progress
- Contract address — one-tap copy, listed per chain
- Audit — a clickable link, not a screenshot
- Community — Telegram, X, DeBox, all clickable
Every missing section sends users to the group chat to ask. The more people asking, the fewer willing to buy.
Four mistakes that cost trust
| Mistake | What visitors see | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Missing or wrong contract address | Nothing to verify against | Treated as a copycat |
| Broken mobile layout | Overlapping text above the fold | Immediate exit |
| A single landing image | No mechanics, no roadmap | Read as a shell project |
| Multi-MB images | Five seconds of white screen | Assumed offline |
Price and what is included
A project site is 100 USDT, including domain registration and cloud hosting for the first year, responsive front end and baseline SEO.
Year two renews at cost. Domain and server are registered in your own accounts — we configure, we never hold them.
| Item | Included |
|---|---|
| Responsive front-end source | Yes |
| Domain + hosting, year one | Yes |
| Contract / audit / community sections | Yes |
| Sitemap, robots, baseline SEO | Yes |
| Copywriting | Core copy yes; long-form quoted separately |
| English version | Optional, priced per page |
Five to seven business days
Information architecture, then hero visual, then build, then content, then launch.
With a Figma or PS file the timeline usually drops to three or four days. Without one we design from the narrative — same price.
Three things to do the day it goes live
- Fill in the contract address — the most commonly forgotten step
- Submit the site in Google Search Console so it gets indexed
- Announce the link in your community so users can verify it