LP design by QUEST

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QUEST LP design (Businesses, companies, stores / White-based / Simple) PC version

QUEST LP design (Businesses, companies, stores / White-based / Simple) Mobile version

LP design by QUESTLP information

Registration date: https://quest.segaxd.co.jp/
Product/service name: QUEST
Categories: Businesses, companies, stores
Company name: Sega XD Co., Ltd.（Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo）
Color: We design LPs using White-based
Image: These LPs have a "Simple" style design
Catchcopy: QUEST
Site Description: This LP has an excellent design that is clear and "prevents information from getting lost." The purpose is immediately conveyed at the beginning, with the hero key visual prominently featuring the date, venue, and theme, and the video/copy for "About QUEST" directly below reinforces the enthusiasm and boosts willingness to participate. The timetable fixes the timeline on the left while presenting session titles and speaker photos in a card format on the right, providing natural eye guidance. Ample white space and contrast make it easy to scan, preventing eye fatigue even with long content. Speaker photos maintain a consistent tone, ensuring credibility and managing expectations, and subtle borders and shadows between sessions make it easy to track "where you are looking." The skillful insertion of pathways to workshops and exhibition areas midway through creates a story where the overall event experience "can be imagined just by reading." The venue map and access information are consolidated at the bottom, while sponsor logos are appropriately sized to build trust. CTAs are positioned for high visibility towards the end of scrolling and have good color contrast, making them easy to click. Tap areas are well-secured even in the mobile-first vertical layout. The typography effectively uses bold and thin fonts, clarifying the information hierarchy. The color scheme, with accent colors sprinkled on a black and white base, strikes a good balance between solidity and excitement. Overall, I felt this was a conversion-strong design that brought together a content-rich conference LP with a high degree of completeness across the three points of "organization, visualization, and empathy."