Magic Foherb 3.0
A landing page for a home massager that books test drives and keeps its own prices.
Challenge
A seller in Batumi brings the Magic Foherb 3.0 massager to Georgia. It packs four massage modes into one device, and that is hard to explain in a post: people want to see each mode at work and try the device before they buy it. She had her own texts, photos and video reviews, and no website.
What we built
A landing page in the style of the client's own materials. The four massage modes come first: impulse with 99 levels, a 650 nm laser, vacuum and heat, each with its details opening on a tap. Video reviews play on their own, without sound, as soon as they come into view, and stop when the visitor scrolls past. Below come sections for the face and the body, the kit, questions and answers, and prices for three services: a test drive of the device, a face massage and a body massage. One form books a test drive or a session.
Behind the site there is an admin panel. The owner sees every request and marks it handled, edits the prices of the services and the kit, writes blog articles in a simple editor and connects her Telegram bot. A request is saved on the site first and then sent to the bot, so it is not lost if the bot is down. The blog opens with an article about the massager, and every article gets its own page for search.
How it went
The brief came on 1 November, and Alexander saw the first version the same day. He asked for the videos to start by themselves and for two more videos, for the neck and the back, and the product cut-out was tidied up. On 2 November we added the blog, the admin panel and the bot, then checked the site for security, search and speed before handing it over. The client's texts stay as she wrote them, that is her choice. The site was made for free in exchange for a review.
Result
The site is ready and runs on a demo address while the client decides whether to stay with us for hosting and support or to host it herself.
Photos and videos: the client's and the manufacturer's.
