The Problem: Narrativ wants a site that appeals to content creators. I designed the page as I thought a content creator would like to see it, with screens. These screens, once the site went live, would be Narrativ users. Content creators can see the sites represented.
This section rests just on the fold. It's our elevator pitch.
Here is a content creator testimonial, selling the value of the site and his subscriber count. Like the slider up top this would feature a rotating cast of customers who have written tutorials.
This section highlights the range of Narrativ content creators. The idea is that, no matter where our creator lies, we can help them make money for their work.
The meat and potatoes, the viewers first glimpse of the product with bullets highlighting key resources and a call to action.
Press for the site, which would update for new articles and articles that paint the company in an especially good light.
Interested in the product but not sold on it? From here you send a message and can chat with customer service. From here Narrativ can see the person, check out their content, and craft an engagement plan.
The footer.
What I Learned: Creating the page was an exercise in outside research, taking what I know of content creation and creators, and anticipating what they would like to see. This is for people who are seeking more than creation for the sake of it, who wish to make a career of it, and who may not be familiar with everything that goes on in the back end. That's where Narrativ comes in.
