CheckMyRate 2 months from research to launch: a Webflow site for an Australian mortgage broker

One scroll through the main page

The first screen assembles itself: the headline, the button, the pink line and the photo. Then, as you scroll, the header folds into a pill, loan types sit in a carousel, the reasons to trust the broker stack up as cards, and the FAQ opens its answers in place.

Your home loan, simplified

The main page leads with one promise and one button, then the lenders the broker works with, loan types for every stage of life, a message from the founder and the educational articles.

A structure for new and existing clients

Seven sections and two templates: the main page, leadership, the blog, partnership, the questionnaire, seminars and contacts, plus a post template and a seminar page.

Two months, five stages

Research and analysis, wireframes, concepts and UI design, Webflow development, and QA with support after the launch.

Leadership on a phone

The leadership page opens with the team, a pink line runs around their photo, and the mission statement fills in word by word as you scroll.

Loan types in one swipe

On a phone the eight loan types are a carousel of photo cards: one in full view, the next one peeking at the edge, so it is clear there is more to swipe.

A blog that explains before it sells

The educational section groups articles by category, and every article ends with related reading and a way to talk to a broker, on desktop and on a phone.

Dark blue, one pink, and Onest

The palette runs from white and light blue to a deep dark blue, with pink kept for the action. One typeface, Onest, carries everything from headlines to labels, and the same pink runs through the icons, social posts and merch.