
The challenge was not to create a “classic event” landing page.
The objective was much more ambitious:
In this context, the landing page had to play a key role:
Selling a experiment, not just a program.
We designed this landing page as a immersive sales tool, structured around three major levers: artistic direction, emotional immersion and CRO.
The DA was designed to be a strong marker from the very first seconds.
The objective was clear:
Position Scale Like a event with high perceived value, reserved for serious, ambitious entrepreneurs looking for a real change of scale.
We worked:
The artistic direction serves a strategic role here:
Filter the audience, reinforce desirability and establish a concept of exclusivity.







Beyond the design, the landing page was designed as a mental conditioning.
Each section tells a part of the experience:
The work on copywriting, the rhythm of the sections and the visual breaths makes it possible to:
The user does not “read” the page.
He has Vit.



Performance was a central issue.
We structured the page around a clear CRO logic:
Each element was challenged with a simple question:
Does this section really bring the user closer to registering?
Result: a landing page that does not just inform, but who actively action-oriented.



The page was developed using Webflow with particular care taken to:
The build also allows quick iterations: adjusting the message, pricing, sections or CTAs according to feedback and performance.
The Scale landing page acts like a Real conversion lever :
It's not just an event page.
It is a immersive sales tool, aligned with Scale's ambition.

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