Clear Homepage on a Phone.
Rewrite your homepage so the offer and next step are obvious on a phone — without rebuilding the whole site.
Read lesson 1Homepage checklist
Who it is for
Solo service businesses — trades, consultants, coaches, creatives, and local services — who already have a site, or a messy draft, and want the homepage to explain itself.
People who want a full website-builder tutorial, a shop setup, or a plan for ad-funded content sites. This course does not cover those.
Lessons
1. Five seconds on a phone
What a cold visitor must grasp before they scroll, and how to test it on your own phone.
2. One offer
Choose the one thing a stranger should understand, and move the rest off the first screen.
3. Who it is for
Put a real person next to the offer, and say who should look elsewhere.
4. One next step
One action, same words every time it appears. No row of equal buttons.
5. Proof without fluff
One specific result a stranger can believe. Drop the claims you cannot stand behind.
6. Checklist and fixes
Check the live page, fix the offer first, and know when the page itself is the problem.
Course materials
Two sheets you can print and write on. They belong to this course.
Offer and next-step worksheet
Two pages to print. Write the offer, who it is for, the next step, and one proof item.
Lesson summary
One page. The six lessons, and the order to fix gaps.
A deeper companion guide may come later. You do not need it to use this course.
The checklist
Lesson 6 sends you to the homepage clarity checklist. Ten checks, ticked on your own phone. You can open it before you start if you want to see the gaps first. It also lives with the other free tools.
Paid courses are still later, on Coming. If you would rather the studio rewrote the page and shipped it, commission a build. A refresh suits a site that already has the right address. Try the lessons first if you can edit the page yourself.