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Startup Credits Program

Landing Page for Plivo's VC Partner Network

Designed and built Plivo's Startup Credits page-  a dedicated landing experience where founders backed by partner VCs can claim free Plivo credits, explore the product, and get building.

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More Than a Signup Form: Turning a VC partnership into a page that sells the product, not just the offer

The Startup Credits page needed to speak to four different people at once — a founder deciding whether to sign up, a developer evaluating the stack, a VC assessing portfolio risk, and someone simply skimming for proof it works. The project focused on the following steps and phases:

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Mapping the Audiences

Before designing anything, the page needed a clear picture of who'd actually land on it - founders, developers, and VCs and what each one needed to see first.

Structuring the Story

The page was sequenced around a single idea - a community of founders, funds, and builders already growing on Plivo using structure, proof points, and testimonials to make that community visible and credible.

Build with Claude Code

Layout, form, and content were built and iterated on directly using Claude Code, collapsing the usual design-to-development handoff into a single, faster workflow.

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Planning the Build

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Planned by prompting

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Fed the brand system

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Built and locked

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Iterated until it clicked

Defined the full section structure and intent upfront, then translated that plan directly into the prompt itself

Used Plivo's existing website as a reference for type, spacing, and color, so the new page inherited the brand's visual language from the start

Worked through the page one section at a time, sharing rough Figma references and screenshots for each technical diagram

Early rounds took real back-and-forth to get right; once the pattern was established, later sections came together faster as the approach matured

A different way of building

This project wasn't about writing better prompts - it was about treating the prompt itself as the design brief, planning as precisely as you would for a Figma file, then trusting the process section by section.

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Designing by prompting

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Business Impact

3 days

from brief to live page

15+

VC partner funds integrated

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Person, start to finish

The page was built to solve a real operational need fast, and it did. What typically takes a design and engineering team weeks came together in 3 days, with one person owning the process end to end, from brief to a live, functioning page.

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