I’m gearing up for a Kickstarter launch and need a sharp, conversion-focused campaign page. The look I’m after is distinctly professional, so every visual element should reassure backers that the product—and the team behind it—mean business. Here’s what the page must do for me: • Present the product clearly with polished images, concise infographics that break down the key benefits, and a short punchy video section that keeps viewers engaged without overwhelming them. • Walk visitors through a straightforward project timeline so they know exactly when to expect each milestone. • Showcase reward tiers in a clean, easy-to-scan layout that highlights value at a glance. Alongside the Kickstarter layout, I’d like you to audit my current pre-launch landing page. Tell me what aligns well, what jars with the proposed Kickstarter look, and suggest concrete tweaks so both pages feel like two halves of the same campaign. You can work in Figma, Adobe XD, Sketch—or whichever design tool you prefer—as long as you hand over layered, editable source files plus export-ready assets for Kickstarter’s recommended dimensions. When we’re done, I’ll consider the job complete once: 1. The Kickstarter mock-up fits within the platform’s width guidelines, looks great on mobile, and renders smoothly in a live preview link. 2. The reward tier grid and timeline section pass a quick readability test (no key data hidden below the fold on a 13-inch laptop). 3. I receive a concise report (bullets are fine) summarising your landing-page recommendations. If that sounds like your wheelhouse, let’s set up the workflow and get this launch-ready.