A landing page designed to make no-code accessible to all

LEAD MAGNETS
ILLUSTRATION
FRANCE & USA

HUBSPOT LANDING PAGES
EXHIBITION
SOCIAL MEDIA

Since its creation, Ottho has established itself as a benchmark in No Code tool training. By training over 3,000 learners in solutions such as Bubble and Make, the platform is helping to make no-code accessible to individuals, freelancers and professionals alike.

Ottho wanted to reinforce its visibility and impact through a clear, educational and conversion-oriented landing page, accompanied by Meta advertising visuals, favoring accessibility, diversification of tools and optimized via an SEO audit.

Objectives

Design a cohesive, seamless, and engaging digital marketing journey that showcases Ottho’s expertise and maximizes enrollment in its training programs.

Studio3615 designed a landing page that combines legibility and dynamism, supported by customized graphic assets and optimized responsive design. The art direction plays on a luminous palette, rounded shapes and intuitive visual elements to guide the user through the discovery of No Code training courses.

Customized graphic assets complete the experience: illustrations, pictograms and modular visual elements reinforce the coherence of the whole. Designed to clarify the message and give rhythm to the reading, they visually convey Ottho’s world, which is at once educational, modern and accessible, while supporting the understanding of key No Code concepts.

At the same time, a series of Meta advertising contents has been developed for private and professional customers, with a dynamic and educational design, to clarify the No Code and reinforce the impact of the Ottho universe on social networks.

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